PMID: 9635454Jul 11, 1998Paper

Biomechanics of arytenoid adduction surgery in an ex vivo canine model

The Annals of Otology, Rhinology, and Laryngology
J P NoordzijPeak Woo

Abstract

The biomechanics of arytenoid adduction surgery are not well understood. An excised canine larynx model was used to study the effects of variable suture tension on glottal configuration and on vocal fold tension (at the midfold and the vocal process). Arytenoid adduction both medializes the vocal fold and closes a posterior glottal chink. Vocal fold tension at the midfold did not vary significantly with suture tension. As suture tension increased to approximately 100 g, vocal fold tension at the vocal process also increased. Beyond 100 g of suture tension, vocal fold tension at the vocal process did not increase. We conclude that the effects of suture tension on the resistance to lateral movement are different at the midfold compared to the vocal process. Procedures for surgical rehabilitation of vocal fold paralysis should address the biomechanical subunits of the larynx individually in order to achieve optimum results.

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