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FAMILIAL LARYNGEAL WEB IN THREE GENERATIONS WITH PROBABLE AUTOSOMAL DOMINANT TRANSMISSION.

We report a family with congenital anterior laryngeal web in three males and two females in three successive generations. The maternal grandmother of our proband had a spontaneous occurrence of the web, which subsequently was transmitted in a probable autosomal dominant pattern. A left vocal cord paralysis was documented in two of the affected members.