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(a) A round, lobulated mass with a stalk originating from the left junction
of the vocal fold and process. (b) Shows a close up image of the lobulated
mass.
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After suspension laryngoscopy was performed, larynx examination revealed a pink, round, lobulated mass with a stalk originating from the junction of the left vocal fold and process (Figure 1).
A view after resection of the bulk of the lesion, revealed the origin of the
stalk at junction of the left vocal fold and process. The stalk was resected
afterwards.
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Full excision of the mass was performed using cold dissection instruments (Figure 2).
(a) Histopathology revealed surface stratified squamous epithelium. (b) This
figure highlights the variable sized vascular spaces seen in the submucousa
(inset) lined by benign flattened endothelial lining.
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Microscopic examination revealed surface stratified squamous epithelium with variable sized vascular spaces in the submucosa (inset) lined by benign flattened endothelial lining, which justified the diagnosis of laryngeal capillary hemangioma (Figure 3).