… The present study aimed at assessing the management outcome of laryngotracheal injuries
in terms of patient’s airway, voice and swallowing as well as the financial burden on patient …

… laryngotracheal injuries. On the contrary, with the advent of the SARS-CoV-2 virus, many
authors and organizations, such as The American Academy of Otolaryngology-Head and Neck …

… coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19) is unknown. Objective To evaluate whether patients
with COVID-19 … of patients with COVID-19, 11 ,12 which may cause microvascular injury and …

… laryngotracheal lesions in non-COVID-19 adult tracheostomized patients admitted to an SWC
compared to a post-COVID-19 … incidence of injuries in the cohort of COVID-19 patients is …

… In addition to the growing prevalence of laryngotracheal injuries associated with prolonged
intubation, COVID-19 care has exacerbated certain previously described tracheostomy risks, …

… intubation injuries in intubated patients with and without COVID-19, and should explore the
degree to which these laryngeal injuries are caused by the inflammatory nature of COVID-19 …

… Third, after study acceptance, we observed a greater than or equal to 19-year gap between
… impacted intubation technique and laryngeal injury, prevalence of injury between these two …

… laryngeal injury among patients who underwent endotracheal intubation and tracheostomy
during the COVID-19 … highlighted that common post-COVID-19 respiratory symptoms, such as …

… Focal ischemia, laryngeal damage, or edema of the mucosa due to … of laryngeal injury.
However, any differences with patients affected by severe acute respiratory syndrome coronavirus …

… COVID-19 disease are those with patient-specific risk factors and these are at an increased
risk for subsequent laryngotracheal injury … postintubation for COVID-19 pneumonitis, 40% …