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A study involving 24 men with unilateral paralysis of vocal fold (average age of 60.7 years) investigated the perceptive-auditory vocal characteristics through the RASATI scale and the paralyzed vocal fold position.

Speech therapy with phonation into tubes in a patients with vocal fold paralysis surgically medialized: a case study/Fonoterapia com fonacao em tubos em paciente com paralisia de prega vocal medializada cirurgicamente: estudo de caso

Yumoto et al11 reported surgery in 42.7%, malignancy in 22.4%, idiopathic in 17.4% and injuries of the neck in 2.2% of cases as unilateral paralysis vocal cord etiology.

VOCAL CORD PARALYSIS: WHAT MATTERS BETWEEN IDIOPATHIC AND NON-IDIOPATHIC CASES?

(iii) Moebius-like forms: unilateral paralysis associated with the involvement of other cranial nerves

Pre- and Postsurgical Orthodontics in Patients with Moebius Syndrome

More common in pediatric patients, the first symptom is often stroke or recurrent transient ischemic attacks frequently accompanied by muscular weakness, seizures, or unilateral paralysis. Adults, however, frequently experience a nontraumatic intracerebral hemorrhage theorized to be secondary to formation of extensive collateral vessels with an increased proclivity of rupture.

A rare case of moyamoya disease in a 20-year-old Puerto Rican female U.S. soldier

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