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Seminars in Ultrasound, CT and MRI, 1998
CT and MRI are the main modalities for examination of laryngeal pathology. Generally, MRI seems to be the optimal method of examination in cooperative patients, especially for evaluation of their larynx before an attempted partial laryngectomy. The choice between the two modalities will also be determined by one's experience with these modalities.
J A, Castelijns +3 more
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CT and MRI are the main modalities for examination of laryngeal pathology. Generally, MRI seems to be the optimal method of examination in cooperative patients, especially for evaluation of their larynx before an attempted partial laryngectomy. The choice between the two modalities will also be determined by one's experience with these modalities.
J A, Castelijns +3 more
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Current Treatment Options in Oncology, 2002
For early-stage laryngeal cancer, both surgery and radiotherapy are effective treatment modalities, offering a high rate of local control and cure for this select group of patients. The probability of obtaining local control for early glottic cancer is similar when comparing the results of radiation therapy, cordectomy, and hemilaryngectomy.
Russell W, Hinerman +4 more
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For early-stage laryngeal cancer, both surgery and radiotherapy are effective treatment modalities, offering a high rate of local control and cure for this select group of patients. The probability of obtaining local control for early glottic cancer is similar when comparing the results of radiation therapy, cordectomy, and hemilaryngectomy.
Russell W, Hinerman +4 more
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Epidemiology of laryngeal cancer
European Journal of Cancer Part B: Oral Oncology, 1996Laryngeal cancer is the second most common respiratory cancer after lung cancer. Its incidence is increasing over time in much of the world and this increase is generally accepted to be related to changes in tobacco and alcohol consumption. It is a relatively common cancer in men, but rarer in women.
Cattaruzza, M. S. +2 more
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Nutrition and laryngeal cancer
Cancer Causes and Control, 1996The main etiologic factors of cancers of the larynx and hypopharynx are alcohol and tobacco, and their prevalence in different populations explains, to a large extent, the wide variations in incidence observed around the world. Besides these two main risk factors, however, diet also seems to play a role in determining the risk of these cancers.
E, Riboli, R, Kaaks, J, Estève
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InnovAiT: Education and inspiration for general practice, 2021
Laryngeal cancer is a common head and neck cancer and typically presents with voice hoarseness in patients older than 60 years. Early recognition of signs and symptoms of laryngeal cancer can lead to early diagnosis and treatment, therefore improving patient outcomes.
Aditya Juloori +2 more
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Laryngeal cancer is a common head and neck cancer and typically presents with voice hoarseness in patients older than 60 years. Early recognition of signs and symptoms of laryngeal cancer can lead to early diagnosis and treatment, therefore improving patient outcomes.
Aditya Juloori +2 more
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Ultrasonography in laryngeal cancers
The Journal of Laryngology & Otology, 1993AbstractEndolaryngeal spread of laryngeal malignant tumours is usually determined by conventional endoscopy; however, it can not measure the outward extension of the tumour. As an alternative method for assessing the extension of a tumour and detecting metastatic lymph nodes, we have introduced high-resolution ultrasonography (US) in 34 patients with ...
M, Erkan, I, Tolu, T, Aslan, E, Güney
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Head & Neck, 1993
AbstractPrevious studies of laryngeal cancer have shown a decrease in the male‐to‐female ratio and that the sex ratio in glottic tumors is higher than that for other laryngeal sites. The purpose of this study was to characterize and identify changes in the demographics, laryngeal site predilection, geographic distribution, trends in tumor stage at ...
J A, Harris, A D, Meyers, C, Smith
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AbstractPrevious studies of laryngeal cancer have shown a decrease in the male‐to‐female ratio and that the sex ratio in glottic tumors is higher than that for other laryngeal sites. The purpose of this study was to characterize and identify changes in the demographics, laryngeal site predilection, geographic distribution, trends in tumor stage at ...
J A, Harris, A D, Meyers, C, Smith
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The Lancet, 1972
Abstract The smoking-habits of 190 patients with laryngeal carcinoma were compared with those of age and sex matched controls. There were fewer non-smokers and more heavy smokers amongst the patients than amongst the controls; the differences were statistically highly significant.
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Abstract The smoking-habits of 190 patients with laryngeal carcinoma were compared with those of age and sex matched controls. There were fewer non-smokers and more heavy smokers amongst the patients than amongst the controls; the differences were statistically highly significant.
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ORL, 2010
A 10-year material of laryngeal carcinomas was studied retrospectively. The chest X-rays were examined for pleural plaques (PP), which are a reliable sign of earlier asbestos exposure. In 14 of 156 available chest X-rays typical PP were found; a significantly higher incidence than expected in the region (p < 0.001), but in agreement with earlier ...
G, Hillerdal, C E, Lindholm
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A 10-year material of laryngeal carcinomas was studied retrospectively. The chest X-rays were examined for pleural plaques (PP), which are a reliable sign of earlier asbestos exposure. In 14 of 156 available chest X-rays typical PP were found; a significantly higher incidence than expected in the region (p < 0.001), but in agreement with earlier ...
G, Hillerdal, C E, Lindholm
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Laryngeal cancer in pregnancy.
Acta oto-rhino-laryngologica Belgica, 1980A case of squamous cell carcinoma of the larynx occurring in a 26-year-old woman during pregnancy is presented. From a review of the world literature appears that the occurrence of cancer of the larynx in pregnancy is exceptional. Therapy consisted of total laryngectomy and right radical neck dissection.
Ferlito A., NICOLAI, Piero
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