A Chronic Glottic Foreign Body Diagnosed by Radiograph after 9 Months of Symptoms

<div>(a) Initial microlaryngoscopic view of the superior aspect of the rubber band overlying the left true vocal fold. (b) The foreign body spans the glottis entering the subglottis, where granulation tissue is encapsulating the object anteriorly and posteriorly.</div>

Case Reports in Pediatrics

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Figure 2: A Chronic Glottic Foreign Body Diagnosed by Radiograph after 9 Months of Symptoms 