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Departments of 1 Radiology and 2 ENT, Istanbul University Medical School Capa Hospital, Capa, Istanbul, Turkey
Correspondence: Dr Kubilay Aydin, B.Mehmetpasa sokak Yavuz Apt. No:10/10, Camlikyolu, Etiler / Istanbul, Turkey
Thyroid and cervical surgery, tracheal intubation, trauma and neurodegenerative and neuromuscular diseases may cause bilateral vocal cord paralysis. There are only a few reported cases of bilateral cord paralysis associated with cervical hyperostosis in the English literature. We report the MR and CT findings of a case of bilateral vocal cord paralysis caused by cervical spinal osteophytes compressing the recurrent laryngeal nerves.
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