“…Cases of RS have been reported throughout the upper and lower airway with cutaneous, nasal, laryngeal, maxillary, temporomandibular joint, palate, upper lip, anterior cranial fossa, and tracheal involvement across case reports and series. 6 Of these sites, the nasopharynx is most common, with the larynx and trachea being less common sites. 7 A review of the literature found 27 cases of RS with involvement of the larynx, trachea, and/or bronchi reported in the United States.…”