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Minor mucosal injuries, nondisplaced fractures, and hematomas are a few examples of laryngotracheal injuries that can be treated conservatively with head elevation, humidified air, analgesics, steroids, vocal rest, and a clean diet.
- Laryngeal Injury - StatPearls - NCBI Bookshelf
Some laryngotracheal injuries such as small mucosal...
- Laryngeal Injury - StatPearls - NCBI Bookshelf
10 Αυγ 2022 · Initially, a nothing by mouth (NPO) status is recommended for patients with laryngeal fractures and mucosal tears, followed by a clear liquid diet. Diet regimens should mirror the severity of...
3 Μαρ 2018 · Most patients were treated with voice rest, diet changes and symptomatic analgesia and both surgical and non-operative management yielded positive patient outcomes with resolution of symptoms . Therefore, nonsurgical management of a fractured hyoid bone is the most common method of treatment.
1 Δεκ 2017 · Most patients were treated with voice rest, diet changes and symptomatic analgesia and both surgical and non-operative management yielded positive patient outcomes with resolution of symptoms . Therefore, nonsurgical management of a fractured hyoid bone is the most common method of treatment.
4 Ιουλ 2023 · Some laryngotracheal injuries such as small mucosal injuries, nondisplaced fractures, and hematomas may be managed conservatively with elevation of the head, humidified air, analgesia, steroids, vocal rest, and clear diet.The long-term goal of treatment for these patients is to restore their swallowing mechanism and voice.
The key step in treatment of any laryngeal injury is the establishment of a secure airway. •. Early intervention (within 24–48 hours) is an important factor for improved patient outcomes (functional speech, swallowing, and airway patency). •. An awake tracheostomy is the airway of choice with grade II or higher laryngeal injuries. Introduction.
11 Ιουλ 2023 · Key points. •. Traumatic laryngeal injuries are rare but potentially lethal injuries. •. Management of laryngeal trauma is based on severity and multiple classification systems exist. •. Early intervention to preserve airway and laryngeal function improves long-term outcomes. Introduction.
