Bilateral arytenoid cartilage lateralization for laryngeal paralysis in the dog
Eberhard Rosin, Kenneth M. Greenwood
Abstract
Eberhard Rosin, Kenneth M. Greenwood
Abstract
Bilateral arytenoid cartilage lateralization was used successfully to treat 3 dogs with bilateral laryngeal paralysis. In our hands, this techniques was more effective than unilateral arytenoid cartilage lateralization in resolving the signs of laryngeal paralysis and in avoiding the complications that may follow partial laryngectomy.
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Bilateral arytenoid cartilage lateralization was used successfully to treat 3 dogs with bilateral laryngeal paralysis. In our hands, this techniques was more effective than unilateral arytenoid cartilage lateralization in resolving the signs of laryngeal paralysis and in avoiding the complications that may follow partial laryngectomy.
Key concepts: Arytenoid cartilage, Lateralization of brain function, Paralysis, Anatomy, Laryngeal paralysis, Medicine, Larynx, Audiology