Introduction
paralysis
The management of bilateral abductor vocal fold paralysis (BAVFP) might be difficult. Establishing a patent airway, maintaining the glottic sphincter’s functionality, and, if possible, maintaining a passable voice quality are the objectives of treating individuals with BAVFP [There are numerous treatment options that can be used to treat BAVFP. Tracheostomy is well acknowledged and suitable for iatrogenic damage where there is a chance of spontaneous recovery. Endoscopic suture lateralization is another choice. Vocal cordotomy with or without medial partial arytenoidectomy to widen the glottic airway may be pursued when recovery of vocal cord motion is improbable or impossible [