Is regular laryngoscopy necessary for multiple myeloma patients? Case report and review of literature

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Abstract
Multiple myeloma (MM) is a neoplastic and lymphoproliferative disease. Laryngeal involvement or “metastatic” multiple myeloma is extremely rare. We present 68 years old woman with sudden respiratory distress who underwent emergency tracheostomy and discuss about necessity of regular laryngoscopy in multiple myeloma patients with this case and review of literature.
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Authors Ahmadi, Aslan;Izadi, Farzad;Sarafraz, Zahra;
Journal journal of research in medical and dental science
Year 2018
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