Stomal Bleeding in a Laryngectomized Patient as a Consequence of an Infected Innominate Artery Stent: A Case Report

Stomal bleeding in a laryngectomized patient should be evaluated promptly as consequences could be fatal. Although evaluation for major vessel compromise is paramount, other etiologies warrant consideration. Compromised stents of adjacent vasculature should be considered as a potential etiology in the diagnostic evaluation and management of stomal bleeding.