Four cases of laryngeal papillomatosis are presented to illustrate the clinical and radiological features associated with this condition. In children the papillomas are usually multiple and benign but they frequently recur after surgical treatment. In adults they are generally solitary and have a very low recurrence rate. Xeroradiography of the neck is useful in assessing the extent of papilloma spread.
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