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Meanings of vocal cord in anglès
portuguès
pregas vocais català
cordes vocals Either of two pairs of folds of mucous membrane projecting into the larynx.
Synonyms
Examples for "vocal fold"
Examples for "vocal fold"
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Unilateral vocal fold paralysis is a common clinical problem which frequently causes severe dysphonia.
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Laryngeal examination revealed the absence of the right vocal fold.
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Four children had unilateral vocal fold paralysis only, all left-sided.
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Acoustic output of excised rat larynges with and without vocal fold constriction was measured.
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Results: All objective measures showed a difference between nonlesion and bilateral vocal fold lesion groups.
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Ardern has long had a small but vocal band of critics at home.
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The Australian vocal band have extended their run in Las Vegas for another three years.
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The Volt has been embraced by a small but vocal band of advocates determined to see it produced.
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The dam was backed by hardliners with ties to China and opposed by an increasingly vocal band of reformers.
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The muscles which regulate the tension of the vocal bands are the following:
Usage of vocal cord in anglès
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The pathological result showed a malignant tumor in the right vocal cord.
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A frozen section of right vocal cord was performed under general anesthesia.
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Method: The authors present a case of paradoxical vocal cord dysfunction.
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The condition worsened last year, after another cold impaired his right vocal cord.
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The singer had previously canceled performances in July due to vocal cord issues.
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But it had been a performance worthy of every last strained vocal cord.
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Intraoperative vocal cord monitoring can detect vagus nerve injury during CEA.
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Teflon injection of a unilateral paralyzed vocal cord provides good palliation in these patients.
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We recommend vocal cord EMG in anatomically complex CEA to avoid vagus nerve injury.
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The surgery is designed to remove a benign polyp, preventing recurrent vocal cord bleeding.
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A minor skin burn and 1 vocal cord paralysis occurred.
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Conclusion: Although mostly transient, vocal cord paralysis is a frequent complication with significant associated morbidity.
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These data suggest that conservation surgery is an effective treatment for early vocal cord carcinoma.
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No patients suffered any serious airway trauma such as a laryngeal or vocal cord injury.
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Eighty percent of patients had limited vocal cord mobility.
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The bilateral vocal cord paralysis is totally reversible if the inracranial pressure is decreased timely.
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United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Less common