Laryngeal zoster: two esoteric cases

Two Cases of the Laryngeal Cystic Lesions

We experienced two rare cases with laryngeal cystic lesions (laryngocele and laryngeal cyst). In the first case, the laryngocele case was removed by laryngomicrosurgery using an oral approach under general anesthesia. In the second case, the magnetic resonance imaging demonstrated a dumbbell-type cyst with mucus widely extending from the laryngeal lumen to the neck through the thyroid cartilage...

Two cases of primary laryngeal amyloidosis.

The larynx is a rare site of involvement of amyloidosis. We report two cases of laryngeal amyloidosis. Both patients were middle aged females with history of persistent hoarseness. Fibreoptic laryngoscopy used for diagnosis in both and debulking of the tumour was performed. Histopathological examination confirmed the diagnosis of amyloidosis. Appropriate follow up is an important part of the lo...

Herpes Zoster Duplex Unilateralis: Two Cases and Brief Literature Review

Cases involving dermatomal herpes zoster in two or more locations are rare, especially in immunocompetent patients. When two noncontiguous dermatomes are involved, if affected unilaterally, it is called herpes zoster duplex unilateralis; if bilaterally, bilateralis. Here, we report two cases of herpes zoster duplex unilateralis. A 66-year-old man presented with painful erythematous grouped vesi...

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Herpes Zoster: Two Case Studies

_ two typically herpetic eruptions were noticed. The herpes soon spread to the neck below the ear and also on the face in front of left ear and a few vesicles appeared in the supra-clavicular region. On the appearance of the rash the intensity of pain was considerably relieved. Three days after the appearance of the rash the patient developed left facial paralysis (Bell). The eruptions also ext...