Search Results laryngeal injury
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Para-arytenoid Cartilage Pseudodiverticulum Formation as a Sequela of Endotracheal Intubation
...patients. Objective.-To demonstrate laryngeal injury, specifically pseudodiverticulum...The earliest manifestations of laryngeal injury occurred within hours and included...the procedure carries risks. Laryngeal injury from intubation is very common...
September 1, 2007; Archives of Pathology & Laboratory Medicine
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Histopathologic Changes in Laryngeal Mucosa of Extremely Low-Birth Weight Infants After Endotracheal Intubation
...changes of intubation-related laryngeal injury in extremely low-birth weight...studies of intubation-related laryngeal injury in infants.1-8 There have been...hazards of intubation-related laryngeal injury in extremely low-birth weight...
November 1, 2006; The Annals of Otology, Rhinology & Laryngology
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Combined carotid artery injury and laryngeal fracture secondary to dog bite: Case report
...combined carotid artery and laryngeal injury produced by a dog bite. DOG...combined carotid artery and laryngeal injury produced by a dog bite. Case...combined carotid artery and laryngeal injury. Bites on the face, head, and...
November 1, 2000; The American Surgeon
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Morphometric Study on the Anatomy of the Fetal Cricoid Cartilage and Comparison Between Its Inner Diameter and Endotracheal Tube Sizes
...disorders is one of the main problems in perinatal medical care. With the increased use of intubation, the incidence of laryngeal injury causing stenosis has also increased. The principal constriction point in the infant's larynx is the midcricoid area...
October 1, 2008; The Annals of Otology, Rhinology & Laryngology
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Endoscopic Management of Blunt Pediatric Laryngeal Trauma
...describe the case of a 3-year-old boy who presented with laryngeal injury following blunt trauma. The patient sustained endolaryngeal...A case is presented here to illustrate a serious laryngeal injury occurring after blunt trauma without an associated...
March 1, 2007; The Annals of Otology, Rhinology & Laryngology
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Acute laryngeal trauma in the pediatric patient
...rated from group 1 (minor trauma) to group 4 (massive laryngeal injury with multiple fractures). Sixty percent fell into...series. DISCUSSION The incidence and severity of laryngeal injury among children are generally low. The rising awareness...
February 1, 1998; The Annals of Otology, Rhinology & Laryngology
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Postintubation interarytenoid adhesion
...avoiding an unnecessary tracheotomy. Surgical laser reduction is appropriate in all cases when other miscellaneous laryngeal injury lesions are eliminated. Direct laryngoscopy with careful examination of the posterior commissure and laryngeal electromyography...
August 1, 2000; The Annals of Otology, Rhinology & Laryngology
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Laryngeal histologic findings in infants with palatal defects with or without craniofacial malformations
...susceptible to intubation injury and other acquired laryngeal injury. Meticulous airway management is essential. KEY WORDS...higher prevalence and increased severity of acquired laryngeal injury when histologically compared with the control group...
November 1, 2000; The Annals of Otology, Rhinology & Laryngology
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BILE-INDUCED LARYNGITIS: IS THERE A BASIS IN EVIDENCE?
...attributed to hydrochloric acid at pH 1.2. These observations may clarify reasons for failure to uniformly control laryngeal injury by adequate suppression of gastric acid alone and may further justify alternative methods of laryngeal protection...
March 1, 2005; The Annals of Otology, Rhinology & Laryngology
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Dude, where's my larynx?(Indications)(Brief Article)
...their own effort required to sing underestimated the actual work being done by the larynx. The dosimeter detected laryngeal injury 24 hours before the singer was aware of a problem. Little Richard, your larynx is calling.
October 15, 2005; Family Practice News
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