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mucosa
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mucosa [myü′kō·sə]
(histology)
A mucous membrane.


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Treatment options included (1) botulinum injection to the adductor muscles, (2) medialization of the true vocal folds to reduce hyperfunctional compensation for minor glottic insufficiency and related increased closure contact on the arytenoids, (3) excision of the lesion with local mucosal flap coverage, and (4) treatment of the lesion with the pulsed-dye laser.
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