Laryngeal trauma patients present with acute complications that require immediate prompt management by experienced professionals. With an overall mortality approximated at 2% [1], airways management is the priority. External injuries to the larynx threaten both the quality and maintenance of life [2]. The quality of phonation is the product of the aerodynamic and myoelastic properties of the la...

• Bruit or thrill suggestive of a traumatic arteriovenous fistula • Expanding or pulsatile hematoma • Pulsatile or severe hemorrhage • Pulse deficit—pulses may be normal in patients with nonocclusive injuries that require surgical repair, such as intimal flaps or pseudoaneurysms • Thorough vascular and esophageal evaluation is required, even with minor neck wounds, if any abnormalities are evid...