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Transoral Robotics Supracricoid Hemilaryngopharyngectomy
Traditional open surgical approaches for hypopharyngeal carcinomas carry a great risk of developing treatment-related morbidity. Transoral robotic surgery (TORS) is an established treatment modality for head and neck cancer and can minimise this ...
Çağatay Oysu, Orhan Asya
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Background and Aims: Supraglottic airway devices (SADs), such as the i-gel®, are widely used during general anaesthesia but are susceptible to intraoperative displacement. Although clinical methods are commonly employed for confirming placement, they may
S Amina +4 more
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Background In emergency settings, difficult intubations often occur unexpectedly despite pre-intubation assessments. Traditional glottic view scoring systems for direct laryngoscope may not apply to video laryngoscopy.
Kai-Yuan Cheng +6 more
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A, Lateroventral view. B, Superior view. Abbreviations: ac, arytenoid cartilage; act, anterior cricothyroid muscle; cc, cricoid cartilage; hy, hyoid bone; PCA, posterior cricoarytenoid muscle; PCT, posterior cricothyroid muscle; tc, thyroid cartilage; vf,
Eraqi R. Khannoon (17775428) +3 more
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Pediatric Arytenoid Dislocation: Diagnosis and Treatment.
Arytenoid dislocation and subluxation are well-described injuries in adults but are poorly documented in children. The most commonly cited etiology is intubation trauma although external blunt trauma also is recognized.
Landrum, Tré +3 more
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A novel method of articular cartilage repair. [PDF]
Articular cartilage repair of post-traumatic articular cartilage defects and well-defined articular cartilage pathology is challenging in clinical practice and has been the focus of investigations for many years.
Reissis, N., Reissis, Nikolaos
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Cartilages of the Larynx model
Functional model, enlarged approx. 2.5 times, in SOMSO-Plast. Arytenoid cartilage, vocal folds and epiglottis can be moved. In one piece.
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Laryngeal Hemiplegia in a Cat - Video-assisted Arytenoid Lateralization
Background: Laryngeal paralysis is a respiratory disorder characterized by a complete or partial failure in the ability to abduct the arytenoid cartilage, which can be either unilateral or bilateral.
Henrique de Melo Schiefler, Otávio +7 more
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Airway stenosis following immediate bilateral recurrent laryngeal nerve reconstruction: report of two cases successfully treated with laser submucosal intermediate transverse resection of the arytenoid cartilage. [PDF]
Matsushima K, Saito F.
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