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Mat Baki (2018) 45 2HVN 46 LR NS NS 1 EAT-10 normalized 12 mo POST 12mo 2 cases; 1 had dysphagia prior to intervention; follow-up . 6mo Reder (2021) 38,d 68 RLN, 11 HVN, 11 other
3mo Retrospective study of an acute intervention; recovery of vocal fold motion after injection NS
NS Retrospective study; all subjects had vagal nerve injury after intracranial surgery
therapy performed; individual data not extractable
had intrathoracic malignancy
1mo Retrospective study on arytenoid adduction
NS Retrospective study; compared outcomes from cancer-related vocal fold pathology to benign causes of UVFI and found no difference.
NS Retrospective study of a titanium implant for LF surgery
Hirano (1993) 54 31 RLN NS 30 IL, 1 LF NS NS 17 13/17 (76.5) aspiration resolved NS Retrospective study; focus on RLN injury during esophagectomy major, none
to account for potential effects of IL at the time of LR
5 d Retrospective study of an acute intervention; recovery of vocal fold motion after injection NS
autologous fat injection laryngoplasty
1-12mo Retrospective study of
Follow-up after
1 wk, 1 mo Prospective study; no dysphagia
At least 3 mo Retrospective study; all subjects
outcomes, No. (%)
Dysphagia
6 5/6 (83) improvement in dysphagia/ return to full oral diet
9 9/9 (100) returned to oral diet with improvement in dysphagia symptoms
Kammer (2019) 46 11 RLN, 4 central, 2 IDIO 63 IL NS NS 17 No significant change in FEES/PAS; no significant change in pharyngeal manometry parameters Kraus (1996) 23,d 63 RLN 64 48 LF, 15 IL Variable Minor, 7 transient airway edema, 1 tooth injury, 1 hematoma; major, 1 airway obstruction, 1
26 24/26 (92) with aspiration improved POST; 14/15 (93) with dysphagia improved POST; 13/14 (93) with aspiration pneumonia improved POST
19 16/19 (84) improved aspiration POST; 16/17 (94) improved dysphagia POST
73 63/73 (86) improvement in aspiration POST; 8/10 (80) of failures due to underlying disease process (multiple cranial neuropathy,
esophageal cancer) vs UVFI; 2/10 (20) failures due to improper implant placement
58 IL Acute None 71 FOIS score improved from 2.78 PRE to 5.26 POST; improvement in 55 (77) major, none 22 18/22 (82) resolved, 4/22 (18) improved; 3/5 (60) with Schneider (2003) 25,c,d 23 RLN, 2 HVN, 2 central, 1 IDIO 57 LF Delayed Minor, 7 hematoma;
penetration/aspiration on VFSS improved (2 failures were central)
49 At 1 mo POST, 46/49 (94) improved dysphagia, 10/11 (91) resumed oral diet and feeding tube removed, 3 (6) had degradation of swallowing (based on FEES)
Dysphagia, No. b
Reported
complication
Grant (2008) 36,d 15 RLN 55.3 IL Acute Minor, 1 vocal fold edema; major, none
implant extrusion
Kraus (1999) 31,c,d 28 (site NS) 60 LF NS Minor, 2 hematoma, 1 wound infection,
2 transient airway edema; major, none
subcutaneous
emphysema, 1
hematoma, 3
thyroid cartilage
fracture; major, 2
implant extrusion
at donor site, 1 injection
extrusion, 3
intracordal cysts; major, 1 airway obstruction
Laccourreye (2003) 39,c,d 55 RLN, 21 central/ HVN, 4UNK NS IL Variable Minor, 3 hematoma Lam (2007) 32,c,d 87 (site NS) 62.6 LF NS Minor: 2
Heller (1988) 34,c,d 9 central 46 IL Delayed Minor, 3 unspecified;
Timing of
intervention
Mean
age, y Intervention
No. a and
injury
site of
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