Extranasal man ifestations ofrhinosporidiosis are relati vely uneonun on. Laryngeal involv em ent is ex tretnely rare, as only 3 cases ha ve been previously reported. We describ e a newcase, which occ urred in a patient with coexisting nasal rhin osporidiosis who present ed with inspiratory stridot: Both lesions were cotnp letely excise d under ge neral anesthesia without the needfor preliminary tracheostomy.
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