Introduction: Mucosal Bridges (MBs) are defined as benign connective tissue abnormalities
of unclear etiology that extend over the free surface of the vocal fold, are attached to the front …

Abstract Background Mucosal bridges (MBs) are rare laryngeal lesions that may cause
dysphonia of varying degrees. We propose the existence of a third variant of MB besides …

Mucosal bridges are rare laryngeal lesions probably of genetic origin. They may cause
dysphonia of varying degrees, especially when associated with other laryngeal lesions such …

Objectives The objective of this study was to present a novel surgical technique involving the
use of a “bipedicled vocal fold mucosal flap” to repair a mucosal defect and to evaluate the …

Mucosal bridges of the glottis have been reported in 30% of cases of sulcus vocalis. 1 On
histopathology, they consist of a central axis of connective tissue covered circumferentially …

Discussion The junction of anterior and middle thirds of the free edge of the vocal cord is the
predilection site for the appearance of benign lesions like polyps, epidermoid cysts, sulcus …

Mucosal bridge of the vocal fold is a newly recognized laryngeal disease need to be
differentiated from the functional voice disorder. A 16-year-old woman with deteriorating …

This 33-year-old singer and song-writer complained of dysphonia for one year, including
hoarseness and loss of high range. He had seen severa l otolary ngologists and had been …

Introduction The vocal fold microflap technique is the ideal to remove benign vocal fold
pathology. Our objective is to compare the amplitudes of the mucosal wave before and after …

Figure. A: The polypoid mass isseen on initial strobovideolaryngoscopy. B: The slit isseen
between the mass and the lateralaspect of the vocalfold. C: Following microflap excision of …