… is functional rehabilitation rather than restoration of anatomical normality. Re-innervation of
… referred with unilateral vocal fold paralysis we emphasize the need for surgeons operating …

… Thyroid surgery is still the most frequent cause of BVFP but the incidence is decreasing. As
… vocal fold paralysis remain undiagnosed and certain patients with spontaneous recovery …

… represent the surgical techniques mainly adopted. A plethora of information related to surgical
… , the voice quality modifications induced by rehabilitation techniques were not specifically …

… surgical interventions for unilateral vocal fold paralysis are available for treatment of unilateral
vocal cord paralysis… Functional restoration of the vocal fold is limited by disorganized axon …

… on the position of the paralyzed vocal fold (median, paramedian, … surgery, four respondents
indicated that this depends on the patient, the type of surgery, and the rationale for surgery…

… Unilateral vocal fold paralysis (UVFP) arises from a loss of … requires behavioral and/or
surgical management. The RLN … There is potential for recovery with axonotmesis if the trigger …

… with unilateral vocal fold paralysis revealed that as the distance between the vocal fold and
… start time of vocal fold paralysis recovery differed depending on the injury level. The longest …

… the merits of the various surgical treatments for unilateral vocal fold paralysis (UVFP). Authors
… change in pre- and post-operative measurements, to assess UVFP surgical treatments. …

… of pattents with unilateral vocal fold paralysIs have evolved as … of the pattent with a unilateral
vocal fold paralysis Is to restore … functional rehabilitation of neurotologic skull base surgery …

… In addition to missing data from those with incomplete charts, there are also an unknown
number of patients who may have had a vocal fold paralysis but, due to quick recovery of voice, …