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Laryngeal framework surgery is capable of changing the position, shape, and tension of the vocal cord to some extent to obtain a good voice. More specifically, it is quite effective in eliminating imperfect closure of the glottis, which results from vocal cord paralysis or atrophy. This type of surgery, however, cannot alter the structural and rheological features of the vocal cord, e.g., a stiff cord due to scarring is incurable. It is still technically difficult to increase the stiffness of the vocal cord or to elevate vocal pitch. It is beyond the scope of this type of surgery to change the mass of the vocal cord, alter the mobility of the vocal cord mucosa, or remobilize the paralyzed vocal cord.

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Isshiki, N. (1989). Potentials for Research. In: Phonosurgery. Springer, Tokyo. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-4-431-68358-2_13

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