Early surgical intervention without waiting for conservative management is indicated for:
1. Clinical Aspiration
2. Vocal professional
3. Tran-section nerve injury
4. LEMG findings of poor prognosis
Management of Bilateral VFP:
- Goal is to lateralize vocal fold for airway improvement without compromising voice and causing aspiration as possible.
- Surgical interventions for BVFP cannot simultaneously result in
improvement in airway without dysphonia(except Tracheostomy).
Pediatric Bilateral Vocal Fold Paralysis (BVFP):
o 2nd most common congenital laryngeal anomaly.
o Accounts for more than 50% of all pediatric VFPs.
o Less common in newborns than unilateral VFP.