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Arytenoid cartilage dislocation mimicking bilateral vocal cord paralysis: a case report

Chun et al., 2017

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1081001320596425550
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Chun E
Baik H
Chung R
Lee H
Shin K
Woo J
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Medicine

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Interventions: Under general anesthesia, a closed reduction was performed using laryngoscopic forceps to apply posterolateral pressure on the arytenoid joints on both sides. Only the dislocation of the left cricoarytenoid joint could be easily reduced, whereas …
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