Case Of Post-Measles Bilateral Vocal Cord Paralysis In Childhood Presenting With Recurrent Upper Respiratory Infection In Adult

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Research Article
Ashis Kumar Saha, Abhiparna Roy, Payodhi Dhar and Somesh Roy
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Vocal cord paralysis is due to involvement of vagus nerve or distant branch of recurrent laryngeal nerve, it may occur as a consequence of encephalitis. Commonest cause of encephalitis is herpes simplex. Encephalitis may occur as a complication of measles. But bilateral vocal cord involvement in case measles is rare and till date no case has been detected. We has described a case of bilateral vocal cord paralysis as a consequence of encephalitis due to measles.

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