Non Recurrent Inferior laryngeal Nerve: Case Report
Edde Dih Haimedah, Hamed Bamine, Hacen Hamoud, Tijani Mohamed Abdel Malik, Ledour Abdelvetah
Asian Journal of Research in Surgery · pp. 113–115 · Published 12 Oct 2022
Abstract
The non-recurring lower laryngeal nerve is an extremely rare anatomical variation. It occurs only on the right (except in the case of situs inversus). Knowledge of this anatomical variation is essential for identifying and preserving the nerve during thyroid surgery. We present the case of a patient with a non-recurring lower laryngeal nerve discovered during a total thyroidectomy. We present the case of a patient with a non-recurrent inferior laryngeal nerve discovered during a total thyroidectomy.
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