Abstract

Benign glottosupraglottic mass is rare. Amyloidosis remains an important pathology that has to be kept in mind while managing such lesions. The ideal management still remains a challenge for the modern otolaryngologist, with many cases recurring due to associated risks of anterior glottic webs and subglottic stenosis. In this article, we emphasise two cases with glotto-supraglottic amyloidosis where patients had presented with hoarseness of voice and were further evaluated according to the standard protocol and underwent ML scopy + laser excision, and histopathology showed amorphous eosinophilic infiltrate suggestive of laryngeal amyloidosis. They were further followed up and found to have a good phonatory outcome with no complications