Results suggest that a significant proportion of patients will have nodal disease in the central compartment on IP
Neurostimulation with Laryngeal Pacemaker Does Not Affect Vocal Quality
Layrngeal pacemaker system neurostimulation results in an immediate and stable peak expiratory flow improvement
In-Office KTP or PDL Treatment of VF Leukoplakia Effective for Disease Control
Either treatment is effective for disease control with minimal morbidity and preservation of voice quality
Smoking History and ANCA Testing Correlate with Nonmechanical LTS
Which tests, if any, lead clinicians to the etiology of laryngotracheal stenosis (LTS) in serologic testing?
Vocal Fold Hemorrhage Has Little Impact on Vocal Function and Health
Vocal fold hemorrhage appears to have no significant longterm impact on vocational stability, subjective voice quality, or vocal function perceptions
Endoscopic Management More Cost Effective than Tracheostomy for BVFP
Advances in endoscopic laryngeal surgery have enabled practitioners to avoid tracheostomy and its attendant morbidity.
CT Neck Scans Are Cost-Effective Diagnostic Tools for UVFP
There is strong support for CT neck scans for patients with newly diagnosed UVFP
Percutaneous Dilatational Tracheostomy a Safe Alternative to Open Surgical Tracheostomy
In the of critical care setting, tracheostomy can be performed either via an open or percutaneous technique
Videostroboscopy Identifies Glottic Cancer, but Not All Non-Invasive Lesions
Only approximately two-thirds of patients with non-invasive lesions are correctly identified as not having cancer by VS
Multiple Features of Laryngoscopy Associated with Vocal Fold Paresis
Glottic configuration, ipsilateral thin vocal fold, vocal fold bowing, reduced movement, reduced kinesis, and phase lag were more likely to be associated with vocal fold paresis
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