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The case of a 67 year-old male with a Saccular Cyst is reported. The patient's chief complaint was hoarseness. CT and MRI showed two submucosal lesions side by side in the left ventricle, aryepiglottic fold. These lesions were revealed to be cysts during surgery. The first operation performed was laryngomicroscopic marsupialization of the anteromedial lesion of the larynx. The second operation involved laryngomicroscopic total removal of the lateral lesion of the larynx. A contact-YAG-lazer was used to maintain a dry field, and laryngeal forceps were used to suture the mucosa membrane of the larynx. Histopathology showed the cysts to be lined mainly by columnar epithelium and partially by squamous epithelium. Based on clinical findings, image analysis and histopathological evidence, we concluded that these lesion were Saccular Cysts. The hoarseness was resolved after surgery, and the patient remained asymptomatic without recurrence for a year.
