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Videostroboscopy. A comparison of images taken 7 months before the SARS-CoV-2 infection (a, c, e) with images taken 2 months after the SARS-CoV-2 infection (b, d, f). Images (a, b) show abduction, images (c, d) show adduction, and images (e, f ) show relaxed phonation. Previous videostroboscopy was available for comparison due to prior evaluation of the patient's muscle tension dysphonia and vocal cord nodules.
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Videostroboscopy revealed findings consistent with right true vocal fold paralysis (Figure 1), and a CT scan of the neck found no evidence of occult malignancies or the mass effect that could have caused the paralysis.