… vocal fold immobility, unilateral and bilateral, and its influence on aspiration status in a referred
population of 1452 patients for a dysphagia … overall incidence of vocal fold immobility and …

… improvement in persons with unilateral vocal fold immobility (UVFI) is well established. …
dysphagia is uncertain. The purpose of this study is to evaluate dysphagia symptoms in patients …

… on dysphagia. Similarly, only 3 studies examined surgical interventions with vocal cord injection
or MT, … to investigate the management and treatment of dysphagia associated with UVFI. …

… patient and physician perspectives is the assumption by many otolaryngologists that unilateral
vocal fold immobility … -ranging and significant physiological (eg, dysphagia, 4 dyspnea 5 ), …

… the incidence of vocal fold immobility (VFI) and its relationship to pharyngeal dysphagia and
… It was confirmed that VFI is not an uncommon finding during dysphagia testing and, when …

… patients with unilateral vocal fold immobility (UVFI). All individuals with UVFI completing
a MBS during the prior 5 years were included. Demographic information, penetration-aspiration …

… Sometimes, it is difficult to distinguish vocal cord paralysis from arytenoid dislocation or …
because of vocal cord paralysis. VE was performed several times in each patient to determine a …

… Vocal fold immobility describes motion impairment resulting from any cause, whereas vocal
fold paralysis specifically implies vocal fold immobility … or significant dysphagia may warrant …

… vocal fold paralysis, interventions other than vocal fold … patients with unilateral and bilateral
vocal fold immobility were included if the outcomes for those with unilateral immobility could …

… We conclude that patients with unilateral vocal fold immobility may have alteration of bolus
transit through the UES and … Among patients evaluated for dysphagia who had vocal fold …