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(Neurological Disorders) Peripheral Nervous System Pathology:
Paresis or paralysis of the superior or recurrent laryngeal nerve
Most common is recurrent laryngeal nerve
Less common is superior laryngeal nerve involvement
Closer injury to brainstem may affect both superior & recurrent laryngeal nerve; more distal injury typically results in injury to 1 nerve
Causes: surgical trauma, cardiovascular dieases, neurologic diseases, accidental trauma
Idiopathic: 30-35% of cases
Neurological Disorders Affecting Voice:
Directly caused by an interruption of the innervation to the larynx
Central & Peripheral Insults
Voice & laryngeal manifestations
Unilateral VF paralysis
Progressive neurologic disease
Deterioration of many central & peripheral motor control systems
Respiration, resonance, swallowing
Peripheral Nervous System Pathology:
Recurrent Laryngeal Nerve (RLN) Paralysis: Unilateral
Laryngeal Findings
Phonatory Effects
Recurrent Laryngeal Nerve (RLN) Paralysis: Bilateral
Laryngeal Findings
Phonatory Effects
Peripheral Nervous System Pathology:
Superior Laryngeal Nerve Paralysis (External Branch): Unilateral
Unilateral ESLN paralysis = Unilateral Cricothyroid muscle dysfunction