Dorsal glottic stenosis after bilateral arytenoidectomy in two horses
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1Section of Surgery, School of Veterinary Medicine, University of Pennsylvania, Kennett Square 19346.
Journal of the American Veterinary Medical Association
|January 15, 1988
Abstract:
Bilateral arytenoidectomy had been performed as treatment for bilateral arytenoid chondritis in 2 horses. After surgery, dorsal mucosal defects were associated with subsequent development of dorsal glottic stenosis in the 2 horses. When performing bilateral arytenoidectomy in the horse, care must be taken to eliminate dorsal mucosal defects that cross the midline. Failure to close these defects may result in glottic stenosis.