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Causal factor and protracted factor are suspected to cause long-standing abnormal sensation in the throat. Observation were performed before laryngo-microsurgery, immediately after surgery, 3-6 weeks after operation and by "enquete" inquiry. Laryngeal diseases were considered as a causal factor. Abnormal sensation due to laryngeal polyp disappeared soon after surgery, though the sensation continued for several weeks after surgery for Reinke's edema. Laryngeal microsurgery was a causal factor. Abnormal sensation due to laryngo-microsurgery occurred more often in females , and the sensation soon subsided off. Smoking was considered as a causal factor, but not as a delayed factor. Abnormal CMI score was not a delayed factor.

Causal Factor and Protracted Factor of an Abnormal Lump Sensation in the Throat