Vocal Cord Diseases

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Vocal Fold Cancer

Vocal fold cancer, also known as glottic cancer, is a type of laryngeal cancer that originates in the vocal folds (vocal cords) within the larynx (voice box). As a critical structure in speech product

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Benign Vocal Fold Masses

The voice is not only a vital tool for communication but also a significant part of our identity. When issues arise that affect the voice, they can impact every aspect of our lives—from our ability to

Unilateral Vocal Fold Paralysis

Unilateral Vocal Fold Paralysis is a condition that can have a significant impact on a person’s ability to speak, breathe, and swallow. It occurs when one of the two vocal folds (also known as vocal c

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Vocal Fold Surgery

Vocal fold surgery is a specialized medical procedure aimed at correcting issues within the vocal cords, also known as vocal folds, located in the larynx (voice box). These delicate structures play a

Phonotrauma and Voice Diseases

Benign diseases of the vocal cords are largely caused by repeated vocal cord trauma (phonotrauma). Examples of these diseases are vocal cord nodules, vocal cord polyps and Reinke's oedema. After phono

Bilateral Vocal Cord Paralysis

Bilateral vocal cord paralysis is a term used to describe conditions in which the movement of both vocal cords is restricted. To understand what this definition means, we must first look at how the vo

Vocal Cord Paralysis

Vocal cord paralysis means that the movement of the vocal cords is restricted due to dysfunction of the nerve that should send signals to the muscles that make up the vocal cord tissue. Each person ha

Vocal Cord Granuloma

A vocal cord granuloma usually forms behind the vocal cords, on the cartilaginous part where the vocal cords are attached. It is a benign growth, so there is no evidence that it can develop into cance

Vocal Cord Haemorrhage

Vocal Cord Bleeding is a condition characterised by the rupture of one of the small blood vessels in the superficial lamina propria layer just below the epithelium of the layered structure of the voca

Early diagnosis of vocal cord cancer with digital filtering

Early detection of vocal cord cancer requires accurate diagnosis and timely initiation of treatment. High-resolution endoscopic examination using digital contrast methods such as i-scan or narrow band

Vocal Cord Cancer Rare Tumours of the Larynx

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White Crusted Lesions at Risk of Vocal Cord Cancer

Vocal cord leukokeratosis, adult laryngeal papillomas and chronic hypertrophic laryngitis are considered as laryngeal precancerous lesions. Leukokeratosis is a clinical description. It refers to an in

Vocal Cord Cancer Risk Lesions

You can access the presentation I prepared about lesions with cancer risk in the vocal cords from the link below:  Lesions in the larynx with cancer potential

Vocal Cord Cancer

Vocal cord cancer occurs after some changes in the innermost epithelial layer of the histologically layered structure of the vocal cords. These initial changes may appear as white or red lesions or cr

Vocal Cord Cyst

A vocal cord cyst, like other cysts, is formed by the accumulation of any substance in a cavity surrounded by a membrane.  In a vocal cord cyst, this substance may be a mucus secretion secreted f

Vocal Cord Nodule

A vocal cord nodule is a name given to benign (i.e. not associated with vocal cord cancer) growths that form on the free surface where the vocal cords come into contact. They develop due to misuse or

Vocal Cord Papilloma

Vocal cord papilloma is a benign lesion of the larynx (throat) and vocal cords. Because of its tendency to recur frequently, papilloma is very difficult to treat. It usually requires endoscopic airway

Vocal Cord Polyp

A vocal cord polyp is one of the most common disorders affecting the vocal cords. During examination, it can be defined as a mass that is clearly distinguishable from normal tissue. It usually appears

Vocal Cord Skari

Vocal cord scarring is a clinical condition caused by damage to the epithelial and lamina propria layers of the vocal cords.  For the vocal cords to function effectively, they must have a solid m

Sound Wire

Every person has two vocal cords located in the middle of the neck, just below the pharynx and just above the trachea. During evolutionary development, the primary function of the vocal cords, and the

Sulcus Vocalis

Sulcus vocalis (vocal cord sulcus) is one of the most difficult disorders of the vocal cords to diagnose and treat. The exact cause of its formation is not fully understood. It is thought to be presen

Unilateral Vocal Cord Paralysis

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