BMJ · 1972 · 23 citations · 15 references
Neurological DisorderTransient Cranial MononeuropathyNeurotologyCerebral PalsyVoice SurgeryPhoniatricsNeurologyReasonable ChanceNeuropathologySpontaneous RecoveryProgressive Supranuclear PalsyLarynxNeuromuscular PathologySelected PatientsRecurrent Laryngeal NerveApraxia Of SpeechCraniofacial SurgeryIdiopathic PalsyMedicine
Unilateral vocal cord palsy can be a benign condition with a reasonable chance of spontaneous recovery. Analysis of 21 selected patients has shown that 5 recovered completely and another 5 improved within months of the onset. The remaining 11 patients developed no major disease during the subsequent one to eight years.
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