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Neonatal Vocal Cord Paralysis
NeoReviews, 10/02/09
Benjamin JR et al. – Serial examination of vocal cord function at regular intervals using flexible fiberoptic endoscopy or direct laryngoscopy is essential to monitor airway patency and document improvement or resolution of paralysis over time. Affected infants also must be followed closely to determine the need for future medical or surgical intervention.
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