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Photodocumentation of the development of type I posterior glottic stenosis after intubation injury.

Case Rep Surg · 2015 · PMC4331468 · PMID 25705540

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Factors such as local infection, inflammatory disorders, chronic disease states, hypotension, gastric reflux, tube mobility, and impaired pulmonary toilet are likely to be significant in the development of postintubation complications [ 7 ].

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