A: Pre-amphotericin B (AmB) contrast-enhanced computed tomogram (CT) of the neck (axial section) showing soft tissue in the upper trachea. A: Pre-amphotericin.

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A: Pre-amphotericin B (AmB) contrast-enhanced computed tomogram (CT) of the neck (axial section) showing soft tissue in the upper trachea. A: Pre-amphotericin B (AmB) contrast-enhanced computed tomogram (CT) of the neck (axial section) showing soft tissue in the upper trachea. Fragmented cartilage can also be seen. B: Post-AmB contrast-enhanced CT of the neck (axial section) showing a better airway. Some mucosal edema is still persistent. C: Endoscopic photograph at the same time showing bare cartilage and chewing gum-like tissue almost completely blocking the subglottis and upper trachea. D: Post-AmB endoscopic photograph showing edematous and partially opposed false cords, but the necrotic tissue is absent. Satyawati Mohindra et al. Respir Care 2014;59:e178-e181 (c) 2012 by Daedalus Enterprises, Inc.