… This study assessed and described potential clinical practice changes secondary to COVID-19
that emerged as an early response to the pandemic for speech-language pathologists (…

… acute respiratory syndrome coronavirus 2 aerosolization. … Speech language pathologists
are critical for early speech … Tracheostomy in patients with COVID-19 is best performed in …

… symptoms of laryngeal irritability after COVID-19. Classically, laryngeal irritability symptoms
… in which speech pathology, blockade of the superior laryngeal nerve and neuromodulators …

… gustatory alterations and dysphagia related to COVID-19. These findings suggest possible
… larynx, which may compromise airway protection and deglutition safety. Reduced laryngeal …

… Speech language pathologists are critical for early speech and swallowing rehabilitation. …
Tracheostomy in patients with COVID-19 is best performed in accordance with longstanding …

… laryngeal injury beyond hospital discharge and (ii) differences in persistent laryngeal injury
between COVID-19 and non-COVID-19 … Other laryngeal pathologies reported included glottic …

… already been described in COVID-19 disease on chest computed … We believe that the
COVID-19 virus would cause … parotitis-like symptoms in COVID-19 patients. These features …

… The procedure also included a laryngeal examination (micro-laryngeal surgery) under …
different laryngeal areas were taken for histopathological examination. The pathological tissue …

… new-onset dysgeusia as a potential early marker of COVID-19 infection and its implications.
… of the 59 of 102 patients who tested positive for COVID-19, 40 (68%) reported loss of smell, …

… COVID-19 pandemic. It is well known that the dysphonia may be caused by direct laryngeal
… scans for subjects with chest pathologies and brain magnetic resonance imaging for …