Primary cartilaginous lesions of the larynx are relatively uncommon. We present a case of
bilaterally pseudocystic lesion of the thyroid cartilage that demonstrated progressive …

Erosion and destruction of laryngeal cartilage are usually seen in the setting of malignant or
aggressive processes. Cricoid and thyroid cartilage involvement has been observed in …

A previously healthy 54-year-old man complained of progressive voice changes. A firm
subglottic polypoid mass was located at the right posterior site, as seen on fiberoptic …

Laryngeal chondroma: an unusual cause of upper airway obstruction. - Abstract - Europe
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OBJECTIVE: Injuries to the cartilaginous larynx are rare disorders that usually undergo good
spontaneous healing and rarely require surgery. STUDY DESIGN: Case series with chart …

• Laryngeal cysts of thyroid cartilage origin are unusually rare. A patient had a degenerative
cyst of the thyroid cartilage. This presented as a unilateral false cord swelling. Computed …

Cartilaginous lesions of the larynx are uncommon, approximately 250 cases being
documented in the literature. In general, these tumours grow slowly, exhibiting only local …

Purpose: To present and to demonstrate traumatic displacement of the superior cornu of the
thyroid cartilage. Patients and Methods: Four elderly patients following minor neck trauma …

Discussion The larynx is situated in the midline of the neck opposite to third to sixth cervical
vertebrae. It is composed of a framework of cartilages connected by ligaments and …

Fracture of the laryngeal skeleton is best diagnosed by computed tomography. Deformity of
the laryngeal cartilage may cause signs and symptoms that suggest neoplastic submucosal …