evaluation of semon's law in laryngeal paralysis

we have discussed hi t . ] . is orica and clinical aspects of semon's l concerning the hevaviour of the vocal cords' aw net ve paralysis and the exist' diff in the recurrent laryngeal althou h ' mg i erent theories for its explanation. g one may fwd certain truth in neverthless, it seemsfl' someof the old theories, ar more ogical and satisfactor the explanation of th s 'l y to us to search e ernon s aw throu h the anatomy of the su . i g our new knowledge of penor aryngeal nerve in man d i which innervate the .t' an its motor fibers in erarytenold muscle.