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Prevalence of calcified epiglottis in postmortem computed tomography. Is there a correlation to failed endotracheal intubation?

Garyfalia AmpanoziSabine FranckenbergWolf SchweitzerMichael J ThaliVasiliki Chatzaraki
Published in: Dento maxillo facial radiology (2021)
To verify the result of our study, that is, the calcification of the epiglottis is not linked to a higher incidence of failed endotracheal intubation, it might be reasonable to repeat this study with a more representative study population. The high interindividual variations of calcified epiglottis could be used for identification.
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