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Angioedema: 5 Years' experience, with a review of the disorder's presentation and treatment

Angioedema is a problem that the otolaryngologist—head and neck surgeon is often asked to treat. This report concerns 17 patients admitted for care during a 5‐year period. At their initial presentation, 94% of these patients manifested signs and symptoms of angioedema in the head and neck; three of them required urgent tracheotomy or intubation. As treatment of complement‐mediated angioedema is distinct, an etiology‐specific diagnostic and treatment protocol is presented.