… Therefore, in this systematic review and meta-analysis, the objective is to examine and
summarize the effect of vocal fold medialization procedures on outcomes of patients with …

… fold immobility were included. Data from these studies were pooled with our institution’s vocal
fold immobility … trauma cohorts compared regarding patterns and outcomes of immobility. …

… The results of the meta-analysis were graphically depicted using hierarchical summary
receiver operating characteristic curve plots and Fagan nomograms (utilizing the observed …

… is a common risk factor for VTE, and prolonged immobility reduces blood … fold increase in
risk of DVT, 5 and a recent meta-analysis of epidemiological studies demonstrated a 2- to 3-fold …

… Surgical management of unilateral vocal fold immobility in properly selected children can be
… Unilateral vocal fold immobility (UVFI) is defined as absent motion of 1 true vocal fold, and …

… fold immobility was most frequently caused by bilateral recurrent nerve paralysis after thyroid
surgery, (Fig. 1). A twenty –year review of the etiology of bilateral vocal fold immobility … folds …

… A retrospective study included patients with unilateral vocal-fold immobility undergoing
laryngeal electromyography between 2007 and 2015. Neurogenic, normal or myogenic findings …

… series, and articles pertaining solely to bilateral vocal fold immobility. … analysis of prevalence
of symptomatic dysphagia, as data pertained to unilateral and bilateral vocal fold immobility…

… While a proportion of patients with bilateral vocal fold immobility are managed with … risk in
bilateral vocal fold immobility patients have not been adequately analyzed. Moreover, with the …

… In view of the negative impact of vocal fold immobility on local control by radiotherapy and
considering favorable results with respect to voice quality, swallowing function, and length of …