Simple method of vocal cord lateralization in bilateral abductor cord paralysis in paediatric patients

Use of bilateral suture lateralisation technique in severe paradoxical vocal fold movement, allowing removal of long-term tracheostomy: case report

“…In one study, all 10 children treated with this method were subsequently decannulated. 7 There is only one report of the use of this technique to manage paradoxical vocal fold movement, leading to successful decannulation, although in that case unilateral lateralisation was performed. 8 Our case suggests that suture lateralisation may be an important, novel treatment to enable decannulation of patients with treatment-resistant paradoxical vocal fold movement.…”

Atypical Presentation of Severe Laryngomalacia Managed with Aryepiglottoplasty and A Novel Suture Technique

“…This is a simple technique with no intralaryngeal manipulation. This novel and simple technique has been designed and described previously by the senior author for vocal cord lateralisation as technique 2 [17] . The child was extubated on the fourth post operative day.…”

Spontaneous recovery of bilateral congenital idiopathic laryngeal paralysis: Systematic non-meta-analytical review

“…Sixteen articles had flaws that disqualified them from inclusion (sampling, diagnostic definition, incomplete follow up, and non-objective assessment of final outcome) [2,4,[6][7][8]14,[67][68][69][70][71][72][73][74][75][76]. Twenty-one articles were assessing glottic expansion procedures on highly selected groups [9,[77][78][79][80][81][82][83][84][85][86][87][88][89][90][91][92][93][94][95][96]. Three articles were studying a certain diagnostic modality [97][98][99].…”

“…Cohen [79] Studying the efficacy of a specific surgical technique 5 Ezzat et al [80] Studying the efficacy of a specific surgical technique 6 Friedman et al [81] Studying the efficacy of a specific surgical technique 7 Craig et al [82] Studying surgical technique 8 Hartnick et al [83] Comparing different surgical glottic expansion techniques 9 Inglis et al [84] Studying the efficacy of a specific surgical technique 10 Lagier et al [85] Studying the efficacy of a specific surgical technique 11 Lidia et al [86] Studying the efficacy of a specific surgical technique 12 Mathur et al [87] Studying the efficacy of a specific surgical technique 13 Narcy [88] Studying the efficacy of a specific surgical technique 14 Woodman and Pennington [89] Discussing a surgical technique 15…”