Preliminary Report on the Treatment of Multiple Juvenile Laryngeal Papillomata by Ultrasound
The Journal of Laryngology & OtologyPublished 1 April 1967
J. C. Jenkins
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Juvenile laryngeal papillomata are rare and usually occur in early childhood and proliferate and recur at unpredictable intervals and may suffocate the patient but tend ultimately to disappear spon-taneously.
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