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Post‐mortem Findings of Tracheal Injury After Cuffed Intubation and Tracheostomy: A clinical and histopathological study

The tracheas of 37 tracheostomizcd patients (31 men and 6 women) were studied in connection with obduction. Twenty‐six patients had been intubated before tracheostomy and 29 of the tracheostomized patients were treated with a respirator. At autopsy, the damage caused to the tracheal wall by the cuff was studied macroscopically; the finding was photographed for later investigation and samples were taken from the damaged area for microscopic examination.