[Exudative laryngeal diseases of Reinke's space]
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[Exudative laryngeal diseases of Reinke's space]
Abstract
Exudative laryngopathies are represented by the nodule, the polyp and the Reinke's oedema. Their origin is found in exudative processes located in the Reinke's space. Evolution towards one or another lesion depends on the etiological factor (vocal abuse, tobacco, alcohol, acute vocal fold trauma) and can happen according three modalities: oedema, fibrosis and angiectasies development. Apparition of fibrosis inside the lesion or too important haemorrhage require microsurgical treatment in addition to the medical treatment and the speech therapy.
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