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Right Vocal Cord Polyp (1 of 8) Polyp interferes with voice (2 of 8) Laser surgery in singer (3 of 8) Coagulated polyp (4 of 8) Coagulated polyp (5 of 8) Voice fully restored (6 of 8) Margins match during phonation (7 of 8) Equal vibration (8 of 8) Vocal Polyp, Removed and then Recurring Vocal polyp (1 of 4) Vocal polyp (2 of 4) Vocal polyp, one week after surgical removal (3 of 4) Vocal polyp, subsequent new injury (4 of 4) Vocal Polyp, Before and After Surgery Vocal polyp (1 of 6) Vocal polyp (2 of 6) Vocal polyp (3 of 6) Vocal polyp, surgically removed (4 of 6) Vocal polyp, surgically removed (5 of 6) Vocal polyp, surgically removed (6 of 6) Example 2 Vocal polyp (1 of 2) Vocal polyp, surgically removed (2 of 2) Example 3 Vocal polyp (1 of 6) Vocal polyp (2 of 6) Vocal polyp, surgically removed (3 of 6) Vocal polyp, surgically removed (4 of 6) Vocal polyp, surgically removed (5 of 6) Vocal polyp, surgically removed (6 of 6) Translucent Polyp Translucent polyp (1 of 4) Translucent polyp (2 of 4) Translucent polyp (3 of 4) Translucent polyp (4 of 4) Opera Singer’s Polyp Removed with Restoration of Original Capabilities Polyp and capillary ectasia (1 of 8) Prephonatory instant (2 of 8) One week post-op (3 of 8) Prephonatory instant (4 of 8) One month post-op (5 of 8) Prephonatory instant (6 of 8) Closed phase (7 of 8) Open phase (8 of 8) Operated Cord Looks Better than the Unoperated Cord Singer with chronic hoarseness (1 of 4) Attempting phonation (2 of 4) One week post surgical removal (3 of 4) Open phase (4 of 4) Office Laser of Post-radiation Telangiectatic Polyp Post-radiation telangiectasias (1 of 4) Pulsed-KTP coagulation (2 of 4) “Polyp” pulled off (3 of 4) Three weeks later (4 of 4) Nuances “Gleaned” from Daily Examinations Vocal “overdoer” (1 of 4) Inspiratory phonation (2 of 4) Translucent polyp (3 of 4) Open phase (4 of 4) The Mucosa’s Expression of Injury Varies Vocal cord injuries (1 of 4) Narrow band lighting (2 of 4) Strobe lighting (3 of 4) Phonation (4 of 4) The Power of “Close-clear” Not “Far-fuzzy” to See a Polyp Disant view (1 of 4) Closer view (2 of 4) Close-clear view (3 of 4) Open phase (4 of 4) Polyp or Cyst