… to 33.1% of inpatients infected with COVID-19 were intubated. In our Chicago cohort, daily
intubations for patients infected with COVID-19 gradually increased in March until peaking on …

… In this study, 208 of 586 patients who were intubated during the COVID-19 pandemic were
successfully discharged, and 7 of these 208 patients (3.3%) were diagnosed with tracheal …

… the association between TS and COVID-19 infection. We present our case series and a
revision of the literature of COVID-19 patients who developed TS after prolonged IMV and were …

… the 22 ICU patients who were intubated, 19 (86%) of … of intubation in some critically ill
patients with COVID-19 had been adversely delayed, we do not know at this time if early intubation …

… Performing CLT may be warranted if there is suspicion for upper airway edema (eg, fluid
overload) or the patient is at risk for post extubation stridor (eg, prolonged intubation ≥6 days, …

… in COVID-19 population. This strategy is more common in the setting of previous prolonged
intubation … vast majority of the critically ill COVID-19 patients that required prolonged IMV [6]. …

… after prolonged intubation due to severe COVID-19 infection. The first patient was admitted
to the ICU and intubated … The second patient was intubated for 2 months and, 4 months after …

… novel coronavirus 2019 (COVID-19) … COVID-19 widely varies between 1 and 12% depending
on the cohort and comorbidities studied (8–15). Our understanding of the risk of COVID-19 …

… prolonged intubation for COVID-19 and 60 control patients who underwent prolonged intubation
for COVID-19 … 1.2-9.0); non–COVID-19 respiratory illnesses, which included obstructive …

… prolonged intubation and tracheostomy in COVID-19 patients. … COVID-19 pandemic, we
might see a spurt of laryngotracheal stenosis cases following prolonged endotracheal intubation …