Features. 1  Available in most common footprints from subminiature to pancake style. 2  Constructed from stainless steel, carbon steel or aluminum. 3  50 grams to 1.3 million kg/3 million pounds (13,500 kN) miniatures. 4  Accuracy to 0.03%. 5  Unamplified, amplified and digital output available. 6  Dual bridge vibration, and fatigue rated.
Laryngeal paralysis refers to paralysis of the muscles of the larynx that normally contract and expand during breathing. Postoperative laryngeal paralysis may be associated with thyroid surgery. Laryngitis, which may occur as a result of excessive smoking, can lead to permanent voice changes.
Vocal Cord Paralysis (Paralyses Vocal Cord) Vocal cord paralysis is the loss of function and movement of the vocal cord as a sequel to dysfunction of the vagus nerve or its distal branch, the recurrent laryngeal nerve. Vocal cord paralysis is a subset of vocal cord or fold immobility which is a broad term for all causes of vocal cord dysfunction. Vocal Cord Paralysis is triggered by the following process: endocrine.