… complication after orotracheal intubation. The most common cause is traumatic, due to
compression of the recurrent laryngeal … to the vocal cords during intubation, dislocation of the …

… patients with COVID‐19, the main goals are to minimize the need for interposed bag‐mask
ventilation and to reduce the risk of hypoxic complications… as external laryngeal manipulation. …

… laryngeal dysfunction in patients who have recovered from varying severities of COVID-19
infection (eg intubated, non-intubated, non-… Laryngeal complications of prolonged intubation …

… Laryngeal tears affecting the membranous trachea are well … intubation [13] and although
considered safe there are case reports in the non-Covid literature describing laryngeal damage …

… Our analysis revealed a statistically significant increased COVID-19 positivity rate of 18.8%
in the laryngeal or hypopharyngeal cancer group in comparison to the 10.8% in the general …

… Laryngotracheal injuries include posterior glottic stenosis with … In one study of COVID-19
patients intubated more than 14 … Aspiration pneumonia, a complication of dysphagia, is among …

… evidence subglottic stenosis as a complication of prolonged orotracheal intubation(OTI) and
… new coronavirus was seen. He remained on OTI for thirteen days, followed by tracheostomy …

… COVID-19 related laryngotracheal morbidity. Robust, prospective screening and clear referral
pathways for all patients following COVID-19 … [7], long-term complications include clinically …

… to the exacerbation of laryngeal complications. Tissue necrosis, resulting … intubation, is
widely recognized as the primary mechanism of laryngeal damage.44, 45 For COVID-19 patients, …

… patients who underwent early or late tracheostomy. However, due to the low incidence, …
post-intubation laryngotracheal complications is of great importance during the patient’s hospital …