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laryngitis inflammation of the voice box, usually caused by a viral infection; characterized by a hoarse voice
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laryngeal Pertaining to the larynx.
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laryngotracheal groove forms on anterior (ventral) wall of pharynx, gives rise to larynx, trachea, respiratory tree. (More? Head Notes)
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laryngismus stridulus Sudden laryngeal spasm with a crowing inspiration and cyanosis, usually occurring in children at night. Called also false croup, spasmodic croup, pseudocroup, and laryngitis stridulosa. [Dorland]
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laryngeal diphtheria An inflammation of the larynx, characterized anatomically by the formation of a false membrane; clinically, by a shrill, piping respiration, dry, metallic cough, the voice sinking to a whisper. [Thomas1907]
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