External laryngeal trauma

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Compared to internal laryngeal trauma caused by endolaryngeal procedures, trauma to the larynx caused by external forces is relatively rare. It has an incidence of 1 in every 22,900 emergency room visits. Rapid evaluation and protection of the airway are critical. A history of a cervical trauma with signs of hoarseness, difficulty breathing and pain should always alert the emergency physician to the possibility of laryngeal injury.

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Kandogan, T., Olgun, L., Gültekin, G., Aydar, L., Mercan, B., & Ozuer, Z. M. (2003). External laryngeal trauma. Swiss Medical Weekly, 133(25–26), 372. https://doi.org/10.58837/chula.cmj.40.8.3

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