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Original Article

Vocal Cord Palsies Following Surgery For Benign Non-Toxic Goitre

A. Widström Department of Otolaryngology, Regional Hospital, örebro, Sweden
Pages 370-371 | Published online: 08 Jul 2009

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Karl Erik Arosenius & Sven Grevsten. (1976) Preoperative Recurrent Laryngeal Nerve Paralysis in Patients Subjected to Thyroid Surgery. Upsala Journal of Medical Sciences 81:2, pages 93-95.
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STEEN WATT-BOOLSEN, MOGENS BLICHERT-TOFT, JØRGEN BECH HANSEN, SVEND JUUL JØRGENSEN & ARTHUR BOBERG. (1977) Late voice function after surgical injury to the recurrent nerve. Clinical Otolaryngology 2:3, pages 191-197.
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