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Fig. 1A —37-year-old woman with left vocal cord paralysis. Coronal
reconstructed image shows distance between cord tip and midline of laryngeal
airway during phonation. Straight line is drawn along middle of laryngeal
airway, and distances (gray arrows a and b) between each vocal cord
and midline of laryngeal airway are measured. Black arrows indicate stretched
vocal cord during phonation.
