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[The recurrent laryngeal nerve paralysis as a complication after thyroid surgery].

B Wedrychowicz, D Szuber, AS Betkowski, A Pogorzelski, Karl Godlewski, A Orłowski, Louis J. Portas, P Warchałowski

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The authors have presented results of otolaryngologic and phoniatric examination of 504 patients after thyroid surgery. 39 patients (7.74%) with recurrent laryngeal nerve paralysis were qualified for thorough phoniatric investigation.

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The authors have presented results of otolaryngologic and phoniatric examination of 504 patients after thyroid surgery. 39 patients (7.74%) with recurrent laryngeal nerve paralysis were qualified for thorough phoniatric investigation.

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The authors have presented results of otolaryngologic and phoniatric examination of 504 patients after thyroid surgery. 39 patients (7.74%) with recurrent laryngeal nerve paralysis were qualified for thorough phoniatric investigation.

Key concepts: Medicine, Paralysis, Recurrent laryngeal nerve, Complication, Surgery, Thyroid, Thyroidectomy, Laryngeal paralysis

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