Introduction: Cardiovocal syndrome, or hoarseness resulting from vocal fold paralysis secondary to cardiovascular pathology, is commonly referred to as Ortner’s syndrome. We present a brief overview of vocal fold paralysis, present an illustrative case of Ortner’s syndrome, and provide a review of the pertinent literature. Here we aim to broaden one’s differential for vocal fold paralysis, disc...

INTRODUCTION The larynx is a rare site of deposition for amyloidosis. Diagnosis may be delayed and evoked in patients with prolonged hoarseness. We have reported two cases of laryngeal amyloidosis. EXEGESIS One man and one woman suffered from hoarseness during one and three years, respectively. Laryngoscopic examination showed diffuse infiltration of the larynx. Amyloidosis was confirmed by t...

Abstract Background Recurrent laryngeal nerve (RLN) injury carries significant morbidity. Microsurgical repair of the RLN has proven promising for enhancing patient recovery vocal function; however, data remains limited. Methods This retrospective cohort study included patients who underwent from 2007 to 2022. Demographics and medical history were collected. The location etiology injury, as wel...

The present study highlights the clinical manifestations, progression, and conservative treatment of lipoid proteinosis in two patients from an Iraqi family. An abnormal buildup glycoprotein numerous organs is known as (LP), autosomal recessive disorder. Hoarseness speech, skin lesions, scars, papules that bead up around eyelids, are all potential symptoms. Epilepsy neuropsychiatric diseases ca...