The vocal cord retractor was fixed and coblation wand was then used with 7:3 settings for ablation and coagulation respectively. As the patient was spontaneously breathing, the stridor became more prominent, with stable vitals and the procedure was continued. Tube position was confirmed with endoscopic view and Benjamin lindohlm laryngoscope was suspended. ![]() Entropy leads were placed over forehead to monitor the depth of anaesthesia. Nasopharyngeal intubation with spontaneous breathing technique was used. She also started having stridor after induction. Patient was taken up for procedure under general anaesthesia. She was planned for coblation assisted cordectomy. ![]() Flexible laryngoscopy confirmed bilateral vocal cord paralysis. ![]() Here, we have a 39 yrs old female with complaints of noisy breathing for last two years post thyroidectomy. CAC (Coblation Assisted Cordectomy) in Bilateral Vocal Cord Palsy –tips & tricks
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