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January 1, 2000The Laryngoscope116 citationsOpen Access

Vocal Fold Paralysis After Anterior Cervical Diskectomy and Fusion

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JMJames F. MorpethMWMark Williams

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The data suggest that at least 80% of VFP after ACDF will recover within 12 months of the procedure. The authors recommend regular follow-up and speech therapy for symptomatic patients. Medialization should be considered in patients with aspiration or persistent problems.

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