What does VFP stand for?

Vocal Fold Paresis

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Samples in periodicals archive:

A later evaluation identified glottic insufficiency, which was attributed to vocal fold paresis based on laryngoscopy.

Cricoid chondrosarcoma presenting as breathy dysphonia

The question of what respiratory stress a patient with a vocal fold paresis can endure has not yet been dealt with.

Marathon despite unilateral vocal fold paralysis

Posterior congenital glottic webs are rare; when they do occur, they may mimic vocal fold paresis and necessitate visualization of the posterior airway without an endotracheal tube.

Posterior glottic web in a 6-year-old boy

Two years earlier, she had undergone a video-stroboscopic examination and was diagnosed with Reinke's edema and a mild-to-moderate left vocal fold paresis.

Ulcerative fungal laryngitis. (Laryngoscopic Clinic)

Other findings included reactive swelling on the left in the contact area, stiffness at the base of the polyp, laryngopharyngeal reflux, and mild right vocal fold paresis (which was later confirmed by electromyography).

Value of the 70[degrees] telelaryngoscope in microlaryngoscopy for ...

A second otolaryngologist diagnosed the patient with left vocal fold paresis and GERD, and he started the patient on a proton-pump inhibitor.

A large left vocal fold mass. (Laryngoscopic Clinic)

He was found to have right vocal fold paresis, presumably as a consequence of Lyme disease.

Autologous fat injection: The intraoperative endpoint