Article ID Journal Published Year Pages File Type
1101722 Journal of Voice 2013 6 Pages PDF
Abstract
Pharyngolaryngeal involvement by VZV is rare and seldom restricted to the ninth and tenth cranial nerves. It occurs mostly within the context of cranial polyneuropathy. Regardless of the treatment, full recovery is rare and long-term sequelae persist in many cases, especially with speech and swallowing impairment. Close monitoring and follow-up are therefore essential.
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