Injection laryngoplasty is a continuously evolving procedure, and yet, it retains important
principles that were established more than a century ago. Even the syringe that was …

Injection laryngoplasty was introduced in 1911 by Bruening [1] for the purpose of correcting
glottic insufficiency due to unilateral vocal fold immobility. It is significant that the procedure …

Since it was first introduced in 1911, injection laryngoplasty has evolved into a versatile
technique for the treatment of dysphonia in patients with a glottic insufficiency. Currently …

Compared with medialization laryngoplasty, injection laryngoplasty offers the advantages of
being easy to perform, noninvasive, and readily repeated. For correcting the lamina propria …

Abstract Objectives/Hypothesis: To review the clinical results of office‐based injection
laryngoplasty with two different therapeutic materials in patients with vocal fold paralysis and …

Objectives: The role of Juvederm Ultra Plus hyaluronic acid gel for use in injection
laryngoplasty has not been well examined. The aim of this study was to prospectively assess …

The practice of injection laryngoplasty under local anesthesia has become more common as
both the indications for the procedure and the number of injectable substances increased …

BACKGROUND One limitation in the development of materials for vocal fold augmentation
has been the lack of a device to deliver the material. Arnold1 considered Polytef ac ceptable …

This report is a review of the literature combined with the author's experience concerning
Teflon injection of the larynx. Included are the etiology and diagnosis of vocal cord paralysis …

Background: Injection laryngoplasty (IL) continues to evolve as new indications, techniques,
approaches, and injection materials are developed. Although historically performed under …