论文信息 - Vocal cord abnormalities in children with velopharyngeal valving problems

Vocal cord abnormalities in children with velopharyngeal valving problems

Twenty‐seven subjects with borderline velopharyngeal valving mechanisms diagnosed as having hoarseness with or without vocal cord pathology participated in a follow‐up study. The mean age of the subjects was 13 years, two months, and they were recalled an average of 4.7 years following initial study.

A. S. Lavorato | C. Bluestone | B. Mcwilliams

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