Vocal process granuloma is a benign lesion of the glottis commonly encountered in otolaryngology practice. It was first described by Chevalier Jackson in 1928 as a contact ulcer on the mucosal surface of the posterior larynx [1]. Since then, various other—terms such as contact granuloma, arytenoid granuloma, and pyogenic granuloma—have been described to denote the same laryngeal pathology.

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Office-Based Steroid Injection for Vocal Process Granuloma

  • Abdul Latif Hamdan

摘要

Vocal process granuloma is a benign lesion of the glottis commonly encountered in otolaryngology practice. It was first described by Chevalier Jackson in 1928 as a contact ulcer on the mucosal surface of the posterior larynx [1]. Since then, various other—terms such as contact granuloma, arytenoid granuloma, and pyogenic granuloma—have been described to denote the same laryngeal pathology.