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Use of laryngeal muscular tenotomy for bilateral midline vocal cord fixation by Rontal, M, Rontal, E

“…As experience has increased in the treatment of bilateral vocal cord fixation, a significant and fundamental refinement in the concept of repair has evolved…”
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Vocal Cord Paralysis After Laryngeal Mask Airway Ventilation by Rontal, Eugene, Rontal, Michael

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Bacteriologic findings from the nose, ethmoid, and bloodstream during endoscopic surgery for chronic rhinosinusitis: implications for antibiotic therapy by Rontal, M, Bernstein, J M, Rontal, E, Anon, J

“…This study addresses the bacterial flora of chronic rhinosinusitis at the time of endoscopic sinus surgery. We used the consensus definition of chronic…”
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Surgical anatomy of the orbit by Rontal, E, Rontal, M, Guilford, F T

“…When operating in and around the orbit, the key to a successful operative result is precise, anatomic localization. This study was constructed to give…”
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Lesions of the vagus nerve: diagnosis, treatment and rehabilitation by Rontal, M, Rontal, E

“…Lesions of the vagus nervous system have devastating effects on the vital functions of coughing, swallowing and phonation. A clear understanding of the vagal…”
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Permanent medialization of the paralyzed vocal fold utilizing botulinum toxin and Gelfoam by Rontal, Eugene, Rontal, Michael

“…The clinical picture of a paralyzed vocal fold often has the same appearance as a subluxated arytenoid, with anterior and medial displacement of the arytenoid…”
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Arytenoid Cartilage Dislocation Caused by a Laryngeal Mask Airway Treated with Chemical Splinting by Rosenberg, Michael K., Rontal, Eugene, Rontal, Michael, Lebenbom-Mansour, Miriam

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Laryngeal rebalancing for the treatmentof arytenoid dislocation by Rontal, Eugene, Rontal, Michael

“…In almost every type of functional laryngeal operation a successfulresult hinges on the surgeon's ability to control the muscular and ligamentous forces that…”
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Laryngeal rebalancing for the treatment of arytenoid dislocation by Rontal, E, Rontal, M

“…In almost every type of functional laryngeal operation a successful result hinges on the surgeon's ability to control the muscular and ligamentous forces that…”
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Botulinum toxin as an adjunct for the treatment of acute anteromedial arytenoid dislocation by Rontal, Eugene, Rontal, Michael

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Arytenoid Cartilage Dislocation Caused by a Laryngeal Mask Airway Treated with Chemical Splinting by Rosenberg, Michael K., Rontal, Eugene, Rontal, Michael, Lebenbom-Mansour, Miriam

“…The laryngeal mask airway (LMA) is an airway management device which was introduced in 1988. It is an alternative to endotracheal intubation for certain…”
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Botulinum toxin injection in the treatment of vocal fold paralysis associated with multiple sclerosis: A case report by Rontal, Eugene, Rontal, Michael, Wald, John, Rontal, David

“…Botulinum toxin has been demonstrated clinically to be an effective treatment for a variety of laryngeal problems, most notably spasmodic dysphonia. As in…”
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The clinical differentiation between vocal cord paralysis and vocal cord fixation using electromyography by Rontal, E, Rontal, M, Silverman, B, Kileny, P R

“…With newer techniques for laryngeal intervention, it becomes a practical necessity to understand whether an immobile cord is due to neurogenic dysfunction or…”
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Neurolaryngology subcommittee: Laryngeal reinnervation: Does it work? by Berke, Gerald S, Clark, Keith Frederick, Crumley, Roger L, Blitzer, Andrew, Hillel, Allen D, Flint, Paul W, Rontal, Eugene

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Neurolaryngology Subcommittee: Head and Neck Manifestations of Movement Disorders (With Spanish translation) by Flint, Paul W., Reich, Stephen, Brin, Mitchell F., Blitzer, Andrew, Hillel, Allen D., Koufman, James A., Rontal, Eugene

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The use of sialodochoplasty in the treatment of benign inflammatory obstructive submandibular gland disease by Rontal, M, Rontal, E

“…One of the most common causes of submandibular gland enlargement is benign inflammatory disease. The usual cause is ductal outflow obstruction due to either a…”
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Studying whole-mounted sections of the paranasal sinuses to understand the complications of endoscopic sinus surgery by Rontal, M, Rontal, E

“…Endoscopic techniques for paranasal sinus surgery have allowed detailed and complete removal of sinus disease while promising minimum distress to the patient…”
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An anatomic approach to local anesthesia for surgery of the nose and paranasal sinuses by Rontal, M, Rontal, E, Anon, J B

“…This is a review of the innervation of the midface and nose as a guide to anesthesia in this region. Through an understanding of the embryologic development,…”
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Neurolaryngology subcommittee: Head and neck manifestations of movement disorders by Flint, Paul W., Reich, Stephen, Brin, Mitchell F., Blitzer, Andrew, Hillel, Allen D., Koufman, James A., Rontal, Eugene

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Vocal cord injection techniques by Rontal, E, Rontal, M

“…Injection techniques for the rehabilitation of paralytic dysphonia (e.g., Teflon) remain popular in the United States. This article presents a historical…”
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