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See Latest ArticlesTrends in blunt laryngotracheal trauma in children
International Journal of Pediatric Otorhinolaryngology , 07/02/09
Wootten CT et al. - In an increasingly mobile society, major laryngotracheal trauma is occurring in a younger population. Victims of major laryngotracheal trauma may be unconscious or have other injuries that obscure airway injury, highlighting the need for vigilance. Once the airway is secured and the patient stabilized, airway reconstruction is undertaken, achieving decannulation in most patients. Hoarseness is often a lasting morbidity.
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