… cause of airway injury, dysphonia and dysphagia. Laryngeal injury is a frequent consequence
of OTI and is exacerbated with its duration; one of the most common injuries is vocal cord …

… As predicted during the first phase of the pandemic by the Laryngotracheal Stenosis … of
COVID-19 patients led to an absolute increase of the number and severity of airway injuries. To …

… However, the global trend observed for COVID-19 patients … Although the Laryngotracheal
Stenosis Committee of the … of COVID-19related PILS cases, the prevalence of COVID-19 …

… in both COVID-19 and non-COVID-19 … laryngeal injury (ALI) or LTS, mechanical injury
and inflammation may also increase risk. Mucosal ulceration has been observed in non-COVID-19 …

… posterior glottic injury in this patient population may help to reduce post–COVID-19 laryngeal
… the largest cohort of COVID-19 patients presenting with posterior glottic injury secondary to …

… airway (ie, laryngeal mask airway). While … laryngeal mask airway than with endotracheal
intubation 10 ; therefore, we recommend using this technique with caution during the COVID-19 …

… to increased frequency of laryngeal injuries. This study aimed to demonstrate a suspected
increase in vocal fold injury in patients who were intubated with COVID-19 as compared with …

… prevalence of laryngeal injuries in patients with a history of severe-tocritical COVID-19 and
… included posterior commissure hypertrophy and laryngeal edema, posterior glottic stenosis, …

… recurrent laryngeal … COVID-19 studies is that the patient suddenly and spontaneously
developed vocal cord paralysis in his recovery period, with no previous or recent history of injury …

… It has long been known that ischemia caused by prolonged intubation is a source of initial
injury leading to scar … complex laryngotracheal stenosis or comorbidities related to COVID-…