… in cases of bilateral vocal fold immobility seen at our unit. … with a diagnosis of bilateral vocal
fold immobility; the etiology and … (51.4%) were cases of bilateral vocal fold palsy, and 17 (48,6…

… of unilateral vocal fold immobility (UVFI) to compare and unilateral versus bilateral etiologic
… the potential seriousness of immobile vocal folds and the need for careful investigation. …

… Hypothesis: Vocal fold immobility is a sign of underlying … that the etiologies of vocal fold
immobility are changing, with … of consecutive patients with vocal fold immobility who had an …

… Bilateral vocal fold immobility has been described in at least one patient with postpolio … two
had unilateral vocal fold immobility, but abnormal electromyography (EMG) activity bilaterally. …

… thyroidectomy accounted for a large majority of bilateral vocal fold immobility. Similarly,
malignancy caused less bilateral vocal fold immobility than expected by its increasing trend, …

… While a proportion of patients with bilateral vocal fold immobility are managed with … benefit
vs inherent procedural risk in bilateral vocal fold immobility patients have not been adequately …

Objective Comparison of different endoscopic glottis‐widening procedures designed for
bilateral vocal cord immobility (BVCI) is a challenge. This is because a statistically efficient …

… bilateral vocal fold immobility aspirated. Mean ages based on aspiration status for unilateral
right, unilateral left, and bilateral vocal fold immobility … to side of vocal fold immobility or age. …

… In our cohort, bilateral vocal fold immobility was most frequently caused by bilateral … A twenty
–year review of the etiology of bilateral vocal fold immobility was completed by at Cleveland …

… Bilateral vocal fold immobility (BVFI) results from either structural or neurologic problems. …
) activity without appropriate vocal fold abduction or adduction (ie, synkinetic reinnervation).' …