… orotracheal intubation (OTI) trauma are the main cause of laryngeal lesions, especially
laryngotracheal … the variable incidence and type of laryngeal lesions. Early evaluation, which was …

… When the consequent injury to the orotracheal intubation if extends to the intrinsic muscles
of the larynx, can unchain paresis or paralyses of the vocal, temporary or definitive folds. The …

… of laryngotracheal lesions due to endotracheal intubation and to evaluate the import of
factors in the genesis of laryngotracheal injury. … ill patients with endotracheal intubation. Early …

… intubation and the length of time in the ICU. Patients at high risk of developing injuries were
… -tracheal intubation is the most important factor in the development of laryngotracheal injuries…

… In an attempt to separate effects of the duration of intubation on laryngeal injury from the …
effect of duration of intubation on laryngeal injury. A length of endotracheal tube was inserted …

… units have employed indwelling orotracheal or nasotracheal … Laryngotracheal injury can
result from prolonged orotracheal … cases undergoing prolonged endotracheal intubation in the …

… Laryngotracheal lesions orotracheal intubation in … In 11 patients intubated with cuffed tubes
and evaluated repeatedly, most tracheal and laryngeal lesions resolved by three to four days, …

… equally severe laryngotracheal lesions and could also have died of laryngeal obstruction if
… tion incident to endotracheal intubation, Kowalski1ß stated that a knowledge of the anatomy …

… This systematic review focused on the prevalence of the types of laryngeal injury and their
severity subsequent to endotracheal intubation during surgery. The 21 studies reporting on …

… complication of intubation has not changed. This study was undertaken to document the
nature of the laryngeal injury associated with prolonged endotracheal intubation and to perform …