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E.N.T.Larynx


1. Chronic Hypertrophic Laryngitis	Supraglottis and Glottis
2. Tuberculosis	Posterior part
3. Syphillis Primary or secondary Gumma	Anterior half of glottis Anywhere
4. Lupus ( Tuberculosis)	Epiglottis
5. Leprosy	Epiglottis, Ary- epiglottic folds
6. Scleroma larynx	Subglottis
7. Laryngeal Atresia	Subglottis
8. Congenital laryngeal web	Between vocal cords, always in anterior part
9. Cleft larynx	Posterior part
10. Papilloma	Free edge of vocal cords
11. Fibroma	Over dorsum of vocal cord

Larynx- Miscellaneous

1. Congenital Syphilis Like Chronic. Hypertrophic laryngitis

2. Mycosis of Larynx Blastomycosis

3. Scleroma starts in Nose and mouth

4. Subglottic stenosis Cricoid diameter less than 3.5 mm

5. Congenital Cysts
Developmental
True retention cyst
In auricle, saccule
Supra glottic

6. Congenital tumour ( Lymphangioma, Hemagioma) Subglottic and or vocal cord

7. Cartilage which does not ossify Epiglottis

8. Cartilage for Chondroma Cricoid

9. Injury in Sports like Karate, basket ball Hyoid

10. Most common laryngeal mass Vocal cord polyps