September 28, 2023Pakistan Journal of Medical & Health Sciences

The Occurrence, Causes, and Prognosis of Dysphonia and Repeated Injury to the Laryngeal Nerve after Anterior Cervical Spine Surgery

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Complications occurred in 30.4% of patients with recurrent laryngeal nerve injury and in 25.8% with dysphonia, indicating serious outcomes.
Among 164 patients, 60.7% experienced recurrent laryngeal nerve injury, while dysphonia affected 39.3%, highlighting prevalence.
Observational analysis of surgical outcomes reveals that anatomical variations and throat infections are common risk factors.
Implications underscore the need for careful monitoring during anterior cervical spine surgery to manage related complications.

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Analysis shows high incidence of recurrent laryngeal nerve injury and dysphonia in patients post anterior cervical spine surgery, suggesting significant risk factors.

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Khan et al. (2023) studied this question.

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Analysis shows high incidence of recurrent laryngeal nerve injury and dysphonia in patients post anterior cervical spine surgery, suggesting significant risk factors.

The Occurrence, Causes, and Prognosis of Dysphonia and Repeated Injury to the Laryngeal Nerve after Anterior Cervical Spine Surgery

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The Occurrence, Causes, and Prognosis of Dysphonia and Repeated Injury to the Laryngeal Nerve after Anterior Cervical Spine Surgery

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