… During the COVID-19 pandemic, decannulation decisions have been challenging due to …
audit following laryngeal assessment of patients with severe COVID-19 who underwent …

… procedures in patients who are COVID-19 positive if at all possible. Recommendations for
appropriate PPE and environment are made for COVID-19 positive, negative and unknown …

… The laryngotracheal stenosis committee of the European Laryngological Society published
… the COVID-19 pandemic, alerting of the possibility of a surge in the number of airway injuries …

… -glass opacity suggestive of infection by the new coronavirus was seen. He remained on OTI
… to trauma represent an important risk and cause of laryngotracheal lesions. In this case, the …

… precautions must be enforced with addressing injuries or urgent conditions in this location. …
T1/T2 laryngeal carcinoma instead of a high-risk microscopic laryngeal resection using CO …

… for patients who are COVID-19 positive and those who are not during the COVID-19 era. The
… Surgical removal of the larynx for laryngeal cancer (or far less commonly mechanical injury …

… The proportion of survivors after severe or critical COVID-19 ranges from … laryngeal
complications in severe COVID-19 patients. … Whatever the intubation indication, the laryngeal …

… , laryngeal stridor. … injuries due to intubation in the pre-COVID-19 era, such as an increase
in the number of cases of tracheal injuries due to prolonged intubation in patients COVID-19, …

… 0 and 90 years with a Covid-19 negative status on reverse … , in patients with severe
laryngotracheal stenosis, we pre… 5) had a dramatic intubation injury prior to her transfer to our …

… Laryngitis and laryngeal edema are other COVID-19-induced symptoms that ENT … , those
with less urgent maxillofacial injuries should be tested for COVID-19 twice, 48 h preoperatively …