Qianqian Zhang,Xinran Zhou,Yuhua Hu et al. Qianqian Zhang et al.

Ruofan Wang,Yi He,Xiaoqiang Li et al. Ruofan Wang et al.

Background: Rapid sequence induction (RSI) is the standard airway management technique for patients requiring emergency surgery with a full stomach or intestinal obstruction, aiming to reduce aspiration risk. RSI may fail...

Robert C Wang,Suparna Shah,Jeffrey Moxley et al. Robert C Wang et al.

Objective: Posterior laryngeal stenosis is a vexing problem despite efforts at early tracheostomy in those intubated on ventilatory support.

Zheng Jiang,Longhao Wang,Mailudan Ainiwaer et al. Zheng Jiang et al.

Methods: This study involved patients with glottic and supraglottic laryngeal stenosis following horizontal/vertical partial laryngectomy who were refractory to repeated interventions.

Firyal Balushi,Ziyad Al Harrasi,Maathir Al Farsi et al. Firyal Balushi et al.

Introduction: Introduction: Junctional Epidermolysis Bullosa (JEB) is a rare subtype of the Epidermolysis Bullosa which itself is a rare genetic disorder. While mucosal involvement of pharynx and oesophagus has been repor...

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Dejuan Wang,Zheng Jiang,Lixiao Fan et al. Dejuan Wang et al.

Case Summary: A 71-year-old male, who had undergone a partial laryngectomy 3 years prior, developed laryngeal stenosis and difficulty plugging after 35 rounds of radiotherapy.

Meryem Demir,Vasileios Kouranos,Kostadin Stoenchev et al. Meryem Demir et al.

Tofacitinib prevented critical laryngeal stenosis from progressing to tracheostomy, induced regression of cutaneous lesions and improved pulmonary function in this steroid-resistant and immunosuppressive intolerant case.

Elaine Costa,Débora Bressan Pazinatto,Luciahelena Prata Trevisan et al. Elaine Costa et al.

When compared to mild cases, these patients experienced a higher rate of extubation failures (mean of 1.95 vs. 0.72, p = 0.0013), underwent more endoscopic procedures, and faced worse outcomes, such as the increased need for tracheostomy (p = 0.0001) and the development of laryngeal stenosis (p = 0.0450

Xin Zhu,Rui Zhao,Chengmin Feng et al. Xin Zhu et al.

Objective:To investigate the effect of acellular dermal matrix in preventing laryngeal stenosis in glottic carcinoma patients....Results:In the experimental group, 1 case had laryngeal stenosis caused by laryngeal mucosa swelling after operation, and extubated successfully after symptomatic treatment....In the control group, 7 cases had laryngeal stenosis after operation, of which 3 cases were caused by granulation tissue hyperplasia in laryngeal cavity, and extubated after symptomatic treatment. 2 cases extubated after operation suffered from progressive dyspnea during radiotherapy, and underwent tracheotomy...The laryngeal stenosis rate of the experimental group was 3.6%（1/28） , which was lower than control group 25.9%（7/27）, and the therapeutic effect of the experimental group was significantly better than control group （χ²=5.526, P=0.019）....Conclusion:Implanting acellular dermal matrix in the operation cavity of glottic carcinoma can reduce the occurrence of laryngeal stenosis and have satisfactory preventive effect on laryngeal stenosis.