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Multiple papilloma larynx.

Abstract

Multiple papilloma of larynx is caused by human papilloma virus. We treated sixteen such cases (10 males and six females) in the last 10 years. All presented with hoarseness while six presented with difficulty in respiration. Three patients needed tracheostomy, all had difficult decanulation, and one developed laryngotracheal stenosis and could not be decanulated. All were treated by surgical excision; ten had recurrence. Four patients were treated with post operative Acyclovir with no recurrence in three cases.

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S P Yadav, A Gera, J Singh, R K Ranga. 2000. Multiple papilloma larynx.. https://doi.org/10.1007/bf02758480

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