Pictures of Chronic Laryngitis and Leukoplakia
This page was last updated: January 20, 2010

Chronic Laryngitis
This patient smoked 80 cigarettes daily.  The vocal cords are swollen and covered with plaques of whitish keratinized mucosa (leukoplakia).  Leukoplakia is related to smoking and is precancerous.
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Leukoplakia
This is the larynx of a chronic smoker who presented with hoarseness.  The whitish discoloration of the laryngeal mucosa is noted over the true vocal cords and posteriorly over the arytenoids and inter-arytenoid region.
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Leukoplakia
This patient is also a chronic smoker who presented with hoarseness and cough.  There is a large white plaque on the right vocal cord.
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