This is a case showing second look operation in a patient who had a type II cordectomy performed 2 months earlier due to cancer of the left vocal fold reaching the anterior commissure.
Due to the positive superficial margin in the area of the anterior commissure and the close deep margin, the decision was made to perform a second look cordectomy.
Using a CO2 laser scanner, the power of 2 watts, the epithelium, subepithelial layer and part of the muscle were removed step by step. The specimen>

This case shows the vestibular fold cyst in a 46-year-old woman diagnosed due to persistent voice disorders for several months. Vestibular fold cyst can be removed using cold still or CO2 laser. First, the epithelium of the vestibular fold was incised, exposing the cyst capsule, and then, using cold still, and CO2 laser the whole cyst was dissected.

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 vocal fold. The papillomas were removed by using co2 laser. During the procedure the biopsy was taken to>

This case shows the small tumor of the middle part of the left vocal fold. In the stroboscopic examination, the mobility of the fold was preserved and the vibrations were slightly limited in the middle part. Cordectomy typ I partial typ II  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 the epithelium but in some parts also subepithelial layer of the vocal fold,>

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 fat. Fat was collected from the abdominal 

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 stroboscopy and NBI, a decision was made to completely remove the lesion without prior biopsy. Type II>