Correct me if I m wrong but I think it's laryngeal papillomatosis. Papillomas can develop anywhere along the respiratory tract, but most often affect the larynx and the vocal cords (laryngeal papillomatosis).
Not sure how HY this is but heres More info:
https://rarediseases.org/rare-diseases/recurrent-respiratory-papillomatosis/
hyperfukusyes you are definitely correct i think its a common wtf q that pops up bc there's one on uworld that asks if its true or false vocal cords and i had to hunt my prof down to figure it out...+2019-08-10T05:44:27Z
hyperfukusalso i think they love anything that compromises the airway +2019-08-10T05:53:30Z
True vocal cords are often damaged in singing or yelling. THis allows HPV to enter the underlying nucleated cells. HPV 16 and 18 are common subtypes that may cause SCC.
meningitisOut of all of the virus', HPV has a predilection for stratified squamous epithelium and there is no indication of vesicles(HSV) or linear ulcers (CMV)in the question stem. But with HPV you usually get a big/small (depending on time) unilateral nodule.
You are correct to say singing and yelling can cause nodules but these would be bilateral in the and would appear differently. So if a question stem could easily have included that as an option: maybe irritation or something like that.+32019-06-11T21:29:42Z
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submitted by chosened(1), 2019-07-07T15:57:00Z
Correct me if I m wrong but I think it's laryngeal papillomatosis. Papillomas can develop anywhere along the respiratory tract, but most often affect the larynx and the vocal cords (laryngeal papillomatosis). Not sure how HY this is but heres More info: https://rarediseases.org/rare-diseases/recurrent-respiratory-papillomatosis/