Bilateral vocal fold paralysis after cardiac surgery managed with anterior–posterior cricoid split

APCS was effective in managing bilateral vocal fold paralysis-associated respiratory failure and avoiding tracheostomy, with long-term follow-up demonstrating symptom resolution and bilateral recovery of laryngeal mobility.

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The Journal of Laryngology & Otology
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2025-07-14
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https://doi.org/10.1017/s0022215125102806
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Voice and Speech Disorders
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Bilateral vocal fold paralysis after cardiac surgery managed with anterior–posterior cricoid split

Hussein Jaffal, Adrian Williamson, John Dewey
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Bilateral vocal fold paralysis after cardiac surgery managed with anterior–posterior cricoid split

Hussein Jaffal, Adrian Williamson, John Dewey
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Abstract

APCS was effective in managing bilateral vocal fold paralysis-associated respiratory failure and avoiding tracheostomy, with long-term follow-up demonstrating symptom resolution and bilateral recovery of laryngeal mobility.

The Journal of Laryngology & OtologyVol. 139(10)
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Voice and Speech Disorders
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