Case References Sex/age(yr) Complaint Aetiological factors
1 Liu et al. F/30 Hoarseness Vocal abuse
2 Liu et al. F/32 Hoarseness Broad spectrum Antibiotic and vocal abuse
3 Wittkopf et al. (2006) F/62 Hoarseness True vocal-fold cyst
4-11 Nong et al. (1997) 4 M & 4 F/30-40 Hoarseness All were misdiagnosed and treated incorrectly on the first visit; antibiotics and steroids were administered later
12 Fairfax et al. (1999) M/75 Hoarseness Long trem inhaled corticosteroid
13 Ogawa et al. (2002) M/73 Hoarseness Local radiotherapy for laryngeal cancer
14-15 Beust et al.      (1998) M/53 & M/54 Hoarseness and dyspnoea/ Hoarseness Local radiotherapy for laryngeal cancer
16 Dean et al. (2001) F/17 Hoarseness and vocal fatigue No noticeable events
17 Benson-Mitchell et al. (1994) M/62 Hoarseness No noticeable events
18 Kheir et al. (1983) M/50 Hoarseness No noticeable events
19 Ferlito (1974) M/76 Hoarseness No noticeable events
20 Rao (1969) M/48 Hoarseness No noticeable events
21 Ran Yet al.(2008) F/36 Hoarseness Broad spectrum Antibiotic and inhaled corticosteroid
22 Ran et al. 2010 F/30 Hoarseness ?
F: Female; M: male.
Table 1: Details of Cases of Primary Laryngeal Aspergillosis In Immunocompetent Patients.