The Journal of craniofacial surgery · 2025
Chronic Latent Invasive Fungal Laryngeal Cartilage Necrosis With Bilateral Vocal Cord Fixation as the Initial Symptom.
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Li Shuang, Xu Chengbi, Luo Jiaqi, Yu Dan
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PURPOSE: Invasive fungal infections are a serious threat to immunocompromised individuals, with laryngeal involvement being rare and often presenting with atypical symptoms that complicate early diagnosis.
METHODS: The authors report a case of chronic invasive fungal laryngeal cartilage necrosis, initially manifesting as bilateral vocal cord fixation.
RESULTS: Pathology suggested Mucorales infection. Postoperative recovery included resolution of both laryngeal and pulmonary issues after a total laryngectomy. There has been no recurrence at follow-up visits.
CONCLUSION: Early diagnosis, aggressive surgical debridement, and full-course antifungal treatment are essential for improving outcomes in extrapulmonary fungal infections.
METHODS: The authors report a case of chronic invasive fungal laryngeal cartilage necrosis, initially manifesting as bilateral vocal cord fixation.
RESULTS: Pathology suggested Mucorales infection. Postoperative recovery included resolution of both laryngeal and pulmonary issues after a total laryngectomy. There has been no recurrence at follow-up visits.
CONCLUSION: Early diagnosis, aggressive surgical debridement, and full-course antifungal treatment are essential for improving outcomes in extrapulmonary fungal infections.