… pathologist (SLP) for most encounters. This model requires precise schedule coordination
and may be more challenging to continue via telehealth in the COVID-19 … laryngeal …

As the COVID-19 pandemic has swept across the globe, the dominant narrative about
overwhelmed inpatient settings obscured a more nuanced crisis—the rising prevalence of occult …

… with severe COVID-19. The effect of proning on the potential for increased laryngeal and oral
trauma, … In other pathologies, dysphagia is known to be associated with an increased risk of …

… the posterior aspect of the larynx, causing a chronic pressure … role of COVID-19-induced
laryngitis and laryngeal edema in … the possible role of such a pathologic condition on long-term …

… pathology. … -intubation laryngeal injury in the COVID population remains unknown, early
reports have postulated the apparent potential for COVID-19 to predispose to laryngeal oedema, …

… Our institute developed a COVID-19–optimized autopsy protocol in line with recently
published recommendations (18). Thoracic organs, lungs, trachea, and larynx were completely …

… Fiberoptic NPL revealed mild laryngeal edema and normal … avoid further intervention until
COVID-19 testing resulted and, … with upbiting cupped forceps and sent to pathology (Figure 2). …

… on the laryngeal function in discharged COVID-19 survivors. This study aimed to assess the
laryngeal function by evaluation of voice quality and MPT of recovered COVID-19 survivors. …

… As a result of their structure and physical placement in the larynx, they have characteristic …
detection of COVID-19, using more sophisticated models to better capture pathological vocal …

… -language pathologists (SLPs) in the context of the coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19)
pandemic. … The use of an electrolarynx or pneumatic artificial larynx may be suggested. The …