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Chapter 1 - Microlaryngoscopy basic surgery

Chapter 1 - Microlaryngoscopy basic surgery

Chapter 2 - Medialization procedures

Chapter 2 - Medialization procedures

Chapter 3 - Precancerous lesions and laryngeal RRP

Chapter 3 - Precancerous lesions and laryngeal RRP

Chapter 4 - Transoral cancer surgery

Chapter 4 - Transoral cancer surgery

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Polyp of the right vocal fold

This is a case of a patient with a polyp located in a posterior part of the right vocal fold. The lesion was held with forceps and then removed with a CO2 laser with scanner mode

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- 03:14 duration
- 404 views
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Vestibular fold cyst

Vestibular fold cyst can be removed using cold still or CO2 laser. In this case, both of these tools were used. First, the epithelium of the vestibular fold was incised, exposing the cyst capsule, and then, using cold still, the cyst was dissected.

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- 22:35 duration
- 404 views
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Reinke's edema of both vocal folds

A 49-year-old woman was admitted to the clinic because of hoarseness and a low pitch of voice, with long history of smoking. Stroboscopy confirmed a large Reinke's edema of both vocal folds, bigger on the right side. During the operation the epitelium of the left vocal fold was incised using CO2 laser and scissors. Forceps and suction were used to remove the jelly-like secretion from...

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- 13:51 duration
- 967 views
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Recurrent respiratory papillomatosis RRP

A young patient was admitted to the clinic because of sever dysphonia. The symptoms such as hoarseness had occurred 3 months earlier and had gradually worsened since then. Recently, there has been a deterioration in physical performance and slight shortness of breath while running. Stroboscopic examination revealed a huge number of papilloma like warts covering both vocal folds, vestibular...

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- 21:11 duration
- 180 views
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Left vocal fold paralysis. Injection laryngoplasty. Fat supplementation.

A 32-year-old woman, a mathematics teacher, was admitted to the Otolaryngoplogy Department because of hoarseness that had persisted for several months. 8 months earlier, she underwent surgery to remove the thyroid gland due to its enlargement. Stroboscopic examination showed complete paralysis of the left vocal fold. The patient was qualified for surgery to supplement the left vocal fold with...

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- 04:50 duration
- 430 views
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Tumor of the left vocal fold. Cordectomy type V

A 68-year-old male was admitted to the otolaryngology department due to a tumor of the left vocal fold. T2 N0M0. Stroboscope examination showed a tumor infiltrating the entire left vocal fold, anterior commissure and penetrating to the subglottic area. In the computer tomography examination the infiltration of the laryngeal cartilages was not noticed. therefore, a decision was made to perform...

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- 48:45 duration
- 360 views
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Leukoplakia of the right vocal fold. Cordectomy type I

This case shows the leukoplakia of the right vocal fold. Cordectomy typ I was performed to excise the lesion. Cotton swab was used to secure the intubation tube. In the first stage, using a laser, we mark the resection margin, then we remove only the epithelium of the vocal fold, preserving the deeper layers, such as the vocal ligament or the vocal muscle.

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- 08:02 duration
- 599 views
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Recurrent respiratory papillomatosis RRP

Recurrent respiratory papilllomatosis is the disease cause by HPV viruses typ 6/11. This disease is characterized by recurrent lesions covering the epithelium. This patients has been treated in our Department for 2 years. Last time 6 months ago. Endoscopic examination of the larynx revealed a large papilloma lesion located in the anterior commissure and in the anterior part of the right...

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- 04:19 duration
- 394 views
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Cyst of the vallecula

Cyst of the vallecula can be removed using cold still or CO2 laser. In this case, both of these tools were used. First, the epithelium of the vestibular fold was incised using CO2 laser, exposing the cyst capsule, and then, using cold still, the cyst step by step was dissected. During the dissection of the cyst, it ruptured, but the capsule was preserved, which allowed the lesion to...

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- 16:48 duration
- 461 views
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Tumor of the right vocal fold. Cordectomy type II

A 63-year-old male was admitted to the otolaryngology department due to a tumor of the right vocal fold. Stroboscopic examination showed a tumor infiltrating the upper and medial surfaces of the right vocal fold, the tumor did not reach the anterior commissure or the subglottic region. The mobility of the right vocal fold was preserved, only limited phonation vibrations were found. Based on...

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- 11:25 duration
- 301 views
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