… ii) differences in persistent laryngeal injury between COVID-19 … Persistent features of laryngeal
injury identified were airway … Persistent laryngeal injury was associated with ICU length of …

… Injuries that are found consistently during intubation include nonspecific changes, edema, …
miscellaneous injuries. In this paper significant, severe, and lasting trauma of the larynx has …

… to severe crush injury. Laryngeal injury subsequent to trauma may be recognized by a
syste- … An immobile cord was the predomi¬ nant feature in our patients whose results were …

… clinical features of the trauma of the larynx are a history of injury … if scarring is severe or
persistent. Wound healing complications … Moreover, such an injury may be persistent and need …

… Conversely, 2 of the 4 patients with group 3 or 4 injuries had persistent airway and/or voice
… in high-impact injuries or assault. Finally, the inherent features of the immature larynx protect …

… % had persistent supraglottic edema, and 28.6% had persistent glottic … laryngeal injuries
3,10 but have since decreased likely due to the implementation of motor vehicle safety features …

… with persistent or recurrent dysphonia after laryngeal surgery … The causes of persistent
dysphonia were attributed to vocal … included abnormalities of laryngeal configuration, vibratory …

Laryngeal trauma from prolonged endotracheal intubation occurs in patients of all ages. …
othermiscellaneous injuries. In thispapersignificant, severe, and lasting trauma of the larynx has …

… It is unlikely that persistent features of laryngeal injury exist in isolation from other post-intensive
care symptoms, given that more than half of all ICU patients present with a new disability …

… due, in part, to several unique features of the pediatric larynx 1, 2, 3. The high position of the
… Follow-up x-ray study on the fourth day of admission showed no persistent emphysema. He …