… have survived COVID-19 infection have not been explored. … laryngeal findings for patients
recovering from COVID-19. A … larynx following COVID-19 infection was related to intubation. …

… the larynx, guiding multidisciplinary management. Our aims were to observe the nature …
laryngeal abnormalities in patients with COVID-19 following prolonged trans-laryngeal intubation …

… However, future controlled studies are needed to evaluate if intubated COVID-19 patients
reported more frequently PLID than patients who were intubated for other conditions. …

… Timing and practices regarding tracheostomy for intubated patients with COVID-19 were
topics of much discussion early in the pandemic and have varied across institutions and …

… lays on the posterior aspect of the larynx, causing a chronic pressure on the … of COVID-19-induced
laryngitis and laryngeal edema in the context of prolonged endotracheal intubation [19…

… to COVID-19 treatment that increase the susceptibility of the larynx and the trachea to
intubation … However, in adults, the calcification of laryngeal and rib cartilages makes the surgery …

… diagnosed with COVID-19 who were … intubation (OTI) trauma are the main cause of
laryngeal lesions, especially laryngotracheal strictures. During the coronavirus disease (COVID-19) …

… Laryngeal edema is one of the most frequent and serious complications of tracheal
intubation … However, we assume that the consequences of intubation may be manifested by …

… Fentanyl 50 to 100 mcg, sufentanil 10 to 20 mcg, or remifentanil 2.5 mcg/kg 21 may be used
to suppress laryngeal reflexes and optimize the intubation condition. Because opioids have …

… Our aim is to describe laryngeal injuries diagnosed after ETI in patients with COVID-… was
to warn of possible laryngeal complications after prolonged ETI due to COVID-19 that may go …