unilateral vocal cord paralysis

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ENT A complication of intrathoracic malignancy–eg, CA of lung, esophagus, etc, which consists of significant dysfunction of speech, swallowing, ventilation, and effective coughing, due to lack of compensation of the nonparalyzed vocal cord Clinical Hoarseness, dyspnea, aspiration, weight loss, dysphagia, pneumonia Treatment Vocal cord medialization. See Vocal cord medialization.

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