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Neonatal vocal cord paralysis is the second most common laryngeal anomaly, which accounts for
approximately 10% of all congenital laryngeal lesions. Neonate with bilateral vocal cord paralysis
are charactenzed with a glottic obstruction which usually shows dyspnea and inspiratory stridor.
Treatment of bilateral vocal cord paralysis in neonate have two major goals : restore proper
breathing and retain the voice. Tracheostomy is the best... |
