Abstract
I have attempted to deal with the complications of endotracheal anaesthesia, stressing some and of necessity dealing briefly with others. These sequelae include injuries and infections of the supraglottic, glottic, and infraglottic areas. Special mention has been given to such entities as laryngeal oedema, laryngeal granu-loma, subglottic membrane, and laryngotracheitis. The more unusual complications connected chiefly with mechanical difficulties have been considered. In most instances recommendations for their prevention or treatment have been outlined.
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