SURGICAL TECHNIQUES - VIDEO SECTION
Reinke edema, Acublade CO2 laser
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Cyst, cold instrumentation
Microlaryngoscopy, cold instrument-based excision of a submucosal cyst of the right vocal cord
Cyst, Acublade CO2 laser
Direct, microlaryngoscopy-based excision of a submucosal cyst of the right vocal cord performed with an Acublade CO2 laser.
Reinke edema, Acublade CO2 laser
Vocal cord lifting performed with an Acublade CO2 laser.
Thyroplasty medialization, GORETEX implant
Medialization thyroplasty through cervicotomy and with GORETEX implant onto the outcomes of endoscopic cordectomy following squamous cell carcinoma.
Laryngeal papillomatosis, debrider
Remotion of a papillomatosis lesion of the anterior commissure with a debrider.
Laryngeal papillomatosis, CO2 laser
Excision of a subepithelial papillomatosis lesion of the right vocal cord with a CO2 laser.
Subepithelial endoscopic cordectomy (type I)
Subepithelial resection of a glottic, intraepithelial lesion.
Endoscopic subligamental cordectomy (type II))
Subligamental resection of a microinvasive tumor sparing the vocal muscle.
Transmuscoular cordectomy (type III)
Transmuscolar resection of the outcomes of a previous biopsy while preserving the lateral portion of the vocal muscle.
Total cordectomy (type IV)
Subpericondral excision of an invasive carcinoma with sacrifice of the vocal muscle
Extended cordectomy (type V)
Cordectomy extending to the anterior commissure and the anterior third of the vocal cord and contralateral "en bloc" for carcinoma involving the anterior commissure
Extended cordectomy (type V)
Cordectomy extending to the anterior commissure and performed with a cross-sectional, trans-tumor approach (peacemeal) for a glottic carcinoma with subglottic extension.
Subepithelial and sublegamental cordectomy - Type I-II