Laryngitis

Paul G. Auwaerter, M.D., John G. Bartlett, M.D.

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PATHOGENS

Common agents causing laryngitis:

Causes
Viral	Non-viral	Rare
Parainfluenza virus	C. pneumoniae	Coccidioides immitis
Influenza virus	C. diphtheriae	C. neoformans
Coronavirus (Non-SARS)	M. pneumoniae	M. tuberculosis
Respiratory syncytial virus	Group A streptococci	Blastomyces dermatitidis
Rhinovirus	H. influenzae	H. capsulatum
Adenovirus	M. catarrhalis	Paracoccidioidomycosis
Herpes Simplex/H1 Zoster	S. pneumoniae	Leishmaniasis
Metapneumovirus		Candida

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PATHOGENS

Common agents causing laryngitis:

Causes
Viral	Non-viral	Rare
Parainfluenza virus	C. pneumoniae	Coccidioides immitis
Influenza virus	C. diphtheriae	C. neoformans
Coronavirus (Non-SARS)	M. pneumoniae	M. tuberculosis
Respiratory syncytial virus	Group A streptococci	Blastomyces dermatitidis
Rhinovirus	H. influenzae	H. capsulatum
Adenovirus	M. catarrhalis	Paracoccidioidomycosis
Herpes Simplex/H1 Zoster	S. pneumoniae	Leishmaniasis
Metapneumovirus		Candida

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