… the rate of tracheal injuries and generating fibrin microthrombi … around LTS post-COVID-19
and describe changes in the … post-ARDS due to COVID-19 should be considered for definitive …

… Building on prior outbreaks and experience to date with COVID-19, … for coronavirus disease
2019 (COVID-19) respiratory failure or weaning (surge in tracheostomy, managing laryngeal …

… : 1) had a history of laryngeal changes prior to their COVID-19 infection; 2) absence of …
injuries: a systematic review of 9 studies, comprising 775 ICU patients observed laryngeal injuries …

… when compared to non–COVID-19-related tracheal stenosis, the … Among 483 patients who
underwent tracheal or laryngotracheal … reports of COVID-19-related injury were not identified. …

… There are limited published data examining the aetiology, nature and extent of laryngeal
injury after intubation of the trachea. Risk factors may be considered as those associated with …

… Laryngeal trauma arises the risk of insufficient laryngeal sphincter during … of laryngeal injury
can be a risk factor for dysphagia [49]. In an extubated patient, oropharyngeal, and laryngeal …

… coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19), but their association is unclear. In this study, we
investigated the rate of laryngeal complications in patients with COVID-19 … laryngeal injury is …

… COVID-19 related laryngotracheal morbidity. Robust, prospective screening and clear referral
pathways for all patients following COVID-19 … the likelihood of laryngeal injury, although …

… Other mechanisms described are direct injury to the vocal cords during … laryngeal nerve can
also become elongated when the neck is hyperextended during intubation, or can be injured …

… The British association of anaesthetists sounded the alarm concerning a high prevalence
of post-intubation laryngeal edema in COVID-19 patients, due not only to intubation as such, …