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Objectives: Gender-affirming laryngeal surgeries are becoming more common. Surgical outcomes for benign laryngeal disease are often affected by post-operative care. Documented barriers to medical care faced by transgender persons may affect their ability to participate in post-operative care visits and may affect their overall outcome. This study was initiated to compare the post-operative follow-up rates between patients who underwent gender-affirming laryngeal surgery and those who underwent voice surgery for non-neoplastic vocal fold lesions.
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