Larynx myofibroblastic tumor, a rare case report.

Myofibroblastic tumors are extremely rare in the larynx, with just over 40 published cases. Despite being a benign tumor, it presents with a marked inflammatory character, local destruction, and the possibility of degeneration to malignant histological types with metastatic capacity. Anatomopathological differential diagnosis is fundamental in these cases.

Improved Mucosal Wave in Unilateral Autologous Temporal Fascia Graft in Sulcus Vocalis Type 2 and Vocal Scars.

Objectives/hypothesis: We analyzed the results of 10 patients treated by unilateral autologous temporal fascia graft, comparing the pre and post surgery results, as well as the appearance of the wave and the intervals until the re-appearance of it.

Study Design: Retrospective, clinical case series.

Methods: Subjective and objective evaluation was preoperatively and postoperatively performed, using laryngovideostroboscopy, the Voice Handicap Index-10, GRBAS (grade, roughness, breathiness, asthenia, and strain), harmonics to noise ratio, Jitter, Shimmer, phonatory range, maximum phonation time, and S/Z ratio in all patients.