Magnitude of amplitude tremor (MATR) and magnitude of frequency tremor (MFTR) were significantly lower after three weeks of octanoic acid dosing compared to placebo.
Vascular Stippling May Inform Diagnostic Sampling of Suspicious Laryngeal Lesions
Laryngoscopic and microscopic appearance of vascular stippling could inform clinicians on diagnostic sampling of suspicious laryngeal lesions that reduce delay in diagnosis.
Laryngoscore Reliable for Detecting Laryngeal Exposure Preoperatively in Microlaryngoscopy Patients
The Laryngoscore is reliable for detecting difficult laryngeal exposure preoperatively, but each institution should find its own best cutoff value based on the specific instruments available locally.
Epiglottitis Is Significant ED Pathology, Carries Mortality Risk
Epiglottitis is still a significant pathology seen in EDs, is stable over the study period, and carries a mortality risk.
Voice Therapy Improves Reflux Symptoms in Patients with Voice Complaints
Patient Reflux Symptom Index (RSI) and Voice Handicap Index (VHI-10) scores improved following voice therapy.
Surgery and Voice Therapy Are Beneficial for VFP Recovery
Voice therapy alone did not result in significant short-term changes for patients with vocal fold polyps (VFPs).
Nimodipine May Improve Vocal Fold or Facial Motion After Injury
Nimodipine significantly increased the odds of vocal fold motion and facial recovery after injury.
Shorter Height Associated with Higher Risk of Posterior Glottic Stenosis
A look at the association between intensive care unit-patient height and risk of postintubation posterior glottic stenosis (PGS)?
UVFP Patients See Clinical Improvement When VHI-10 Decreases by at Least Four
Future research should determine minimal clinically important difference for VHI-10 across all voice disorders.
Significant Rate of Multiorgan Involvement in Patients with Laryngeal Amyloidosis
There is a significant rate (18%) of multiorgan involvement in patients with laryngeal amyloidosis, which contradicts conventional concepts that this is an isolated disorder.
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