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vocal cord nodules recur after excision Read more	Vocal cord polyp resolves over time with reduced vocal use James was age 27 when he first came to me for impairment of his singing voice. His singing became more effortful over 3 to 4 years. There was roughness in his upper vocal range. He recently switched from singing baritone, moving to a tenor. . He has a very faint swelling on the right mid-vocal cord. ************************************ Read more
Polyp Translucent vocal polyp on the right vocal cord. There is a reactive swelling on the left. Mucous tends to accumulate on the swellings because they dampen vibration. Read more	Hemorrhagic polyp With a 20 year history of difficulty singing and recurrent hoarse voice this patient had repeatedly hemorrhaged into their vocal polyps. There is an acute hemorrhage at the time of the first photos. The operating room views show that there are multiple capillaries within the polyps. Read more
Capillary ectasias with polyp Capillary ectasias and a polyp are present on the right vocal cord. Less prominent ectasias are also present on the left cord. Read more	Radiation telangiectasia Radiation telangiectasias on the vocal cords 10 years after radiation therapy for squamous cell carcinoma. Read more