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Laryngeal Preservation for Advanced Laryngeal and Hypopharyngeal Cancers
Archives of Otolaryngology - Head and Neck Surgery, 1995To compare a single institutional experience with combination chemotherapy and radiation for laryngeal preservation with historical age-, sex-, stage-, and site-matched controls who underwent laryngectomy for cancer of the larynx or hypopharynx.Fifty-five patients with stage III or IV laryngeal and hypopharyngeal squamous carcinoma were prospectively ...
G L, Clayman +9 more
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Second Laryngeal Cancers in Previously Treated Larynges
The Laryngoscope, 1999AbstractObjectives: To review the management and outcome of patients with new second primary cases of laryngeal cancer occurring more than 3 years after the initial cancer was treated.Study Design: Retrospective review of 855 patients with newly diagnosed and treated laryngeal cancers.Methods: Charts were reviewed and tabulated for occurrence of second
W F, McGuirt, M, Ray
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Otolaryngologic Clinics of North America, 1997
Modern laryngeal imaging with CT scans or MR images provides critical information about primary tumor extent and the status of the neck nodes. This information is complementary to the physical examination and is essential for treatment planning purposes in all but the smallest laryngeal malignancies. This article focuses on the modalities available for
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Modern laryngeal imaging with CT scans or MR images provides critical information about primary tumor extent and the status of the neck nodes. This information is complementary to the physical examination and is essential for treatment planning purposes in all but the smallest laryngeal malignancies. This article focuses on the modalities available for
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Neck Dissection for Laryngeal Cancer
Journal of the American College of Surgeons, 2008E T c e t v he presence of metastatic cervical lymph node disease in aryngeal cancer has the most significant negative impact n survival. Nodal status has a greater influence on the urability of laryngeal cancer than the status of primary umor, and failure in the neck has been shown to be the ost likely cause of treatment failure.
FERLITO, Alfio +8 more
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Alcohol and laryngeal cancer: an update
European Journal of Cancer Prevention, 2008Epidemiological studies provide definite evidence that alcohol drinking is an independent risk factor for laryngeal cancer. This risk increases with the amount of alcohol consumed: in a meta-analysis of 20 studies conducted in North America, Europe, Japan and Korea the multivariate relative risks were about 2 for 50 g ( approximately 4 drinks)/day and ...
C. La Vecchia, Z. F. Zhang, A. Altieri
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MR imaging of laryngeal cancer
Journal of Computer Assisted Tomography, 1987Forty-four consecutive patients with laryngeal carcinomas presenting at different stages of the disease were investigated by magnetic resonance (MR) imaging. Twelve patients (six with primary lesions and six with recurrent tumors) underwent laryngectomy, and the macro- and microscopic appearance of the slice specimens were correlated with MR imaging ...
J A, Castelijns +5 more
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Nursing, 2007
Learn how to support your patient through the physical and emotional challenges of diagnosis, treatment, and rehabilitation.
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Learn how to support your patient through the physical and emotional challenges of diagnosis, treatment, and rehabilitation.
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Archives of Otolaryngology - Head and Neck Surgery, 1966
PROGRESS in the treatment of cancer of the larynx has been continuous, with several milestones, some detours, but in general, a progressive accumulation of concepts of both the clinical nature of the disease and of its management. It is, in fact, a paradox that there has been any significant progress when the underlying disease or conditions that ...
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PROGRESS in the treatment of cancer of the larynx has been continuous, with several milestones, some detours, but in general, a progressive accumulation of concepts of both the clinical nature of the disease and of its management. It is, in fact, a paradox that there has been any significant progress when the underlying disease or conditions that ...
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[Laryngeal tuberculosis and laryngeal cancer].
Anales otorrinolaringologicos ibero-americanos, 1998Account of 2 synchronic cases of tuberculosis and laryngeal carcinoma. Apart from bacteriostatic drugs one of them underwent a cordectomy the other one a total laryngectomy and neck dissection. Despite the great majority of laryngeal cancer it is compulsory to take in account the differential diagnosis with the tuberculosis, because of its possible ...
G, Plaza Mayor +6 more
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Epidemiology of laryngeal cancer
Clinical Otolaryngology, 1982M F, Ramadan +3 more
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