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VFP
(redirected from Vocal Fold Paresis)

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VFPVisual FoxPro (Microsoft development environment)
VFPVector Floating Point
VFPVeterans for Peace, Inc.
VFPLight Photographic Squadron (US Navy aviation unit designation used from 1956 to 1987)
VFPVote for Pedro (game)
VFPVertical Forms Printing
VFPPhotographic Reconnaissance Squadron (US Navy aviation unit designation used from 1956 to 1987)
VFPLight Photographic Reconnaissance Squadron (US Navy aviation unit designation used from 1956 to 1987)
VFPVocal Fold Paresis
VFPPhotographic Reconnaissance Squadron (Light) (US Navy aviation unit designation used from 1956 to 1987)
VFPVariance Frequency Processor
VFPVisiting Faculty Position
VFPPhotographic Squadron, Light


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Magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) of the brain ruled out ArnoldChiari malformation and hydrocephalus as a cause of the vocal fold paresis.
His facial nerve function had returned to its preoperative state (grade II), and his left vocal fold paresis had completely resolved.
These pseudocysts occur because vocal fold paresis produces an asymmetric, effortful closure in the striking zone that results in increased shearing forces, microvascular damage, and subsequent pseudocyst formation.
 
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