… 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. …

… vocal 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 …

… The NOS was used to evaluate the quality of the 17 nonrandomized studies evaluated in
this systematic review. Assessment of quality included the following categories: selection of …

… for assessing true vocal fold immobility (TVFI), a potential complication of laryngeal and
thyroid surgery. The objective of this project is to perform a systematic review and meta-analysis …

… Bilateral vocal fold immobility has been described in at least one patient with postpolio
syndrome. In this study of nine patients, two had unilateral vocal fold immobility, but abnormal …

… The objective of this systematic review was to examine and summarize the effects of
vocal fold augmentation procedures on swallowing outcomes in children with UVFI. …

… elegantly balanced system by vocal fold motion impairment may affect any of the vital laryngeal
functions. This article will review the causes of unilateral vocal fold immobility (UFVI) and …

… , 28 but no published study has systematically evaluated the body of evidence … systematic
review and meta-analysis, the objective is to examine and summarize the effect of vocal fold …

… surgeon simply must be sure that the bilateral vocal fold immobility is permanent, new
findings in the pathophysiology of vocal fold immobility in cases of RLN injuries are important for …

… 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 …