… care by speech-language pathologists (SLPs) and … may still practice testing of laryngeal
sensation by air-pulse … the pandemic of COVID-19, suspension of laryngeal sensory …

… Building on prior outbreaks and experience to date with COVID-19, … for coronavirus disease
2019 (COVID-19) respiratory failure or weaning (surge in tracheostomy, managing laryngeal …

… affected organ in COVID-19 disease and there are disease-specific pathological changes
in an … [14], since it contributes to laryngeal sensory and motor disruptions, PVVN should be …

… patients [Citation8] Our findings differ from that reported by Batiers et al., where the most
prevalent pathology in decannulated post-COVID-19 patients was laryngeal edema, followed by …

… These postures reduce the risk of aspiration, by affecting the speed and direction of bolus
flow away from the laryngeal valve (19, 20). Certain swallowing manoeuvres that require …

… reported that COVID-19 may cause inflammation in the larynx, … develops in patients with
COVID-19 and that antifibrotic drugs … pathological processes may occur in the trachea in COVID-…

… COVID-19 infection who had a tracheostomy inserted post-extubation, 19% had severe
pathology on laryngeal … of COVID-19. Central and peripheral nervous system complications of …

… Management with ventilation is used for severe cases of coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19).
After extubation, recurrent laryngeal nerve paralysis due to various factors may occur. …

… years ago for recurrent laryngeal cancer presented to the speech-language pathology clinic
for … The patient did not endorse symptoms of COVID-19 at the time of testing. Two specimens …

… The fibers innervating the larynx and the vocal cords also run … Neuropathy of the vagus
nerve in the context of COVID-19 … The voice sounded highly rough with pathological phonatoric …