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Telescopic Video Microlaryngeal Surgery
Annals of Otology, Rhinology & Laryngology, 1999Although traditional microscopic laryngeal surgery has been well developed, we still may encounter some clinical problems, including exposure difficulty, blind areas during examination, and inadvertent cutting through lesions. These problems may lead to an increased risk of complications or protracted or even repeated operations.
A R, Yeh, H M, Huang, Y L, Chen
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Operating videoscope for microlaryngeal surgery
Surgical Endoscopy, 2006For operative laryngoscopy, a laryngoscope is introduced into the anesthetized patient's mouth for exploration of the larynx and vocal cords. To improve the vision, a binocular microscope is positioned between the operator and the laryngoscope. This interferes, to some degree, with the introduction of instruments, particularly if the surgeon is using ...
E, Kantor, G, Berci, M, Hagiike
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The Application of Robotics to Microlaryngeal Laser Surgery
Laryngoscope, 2015Objectives/HypothesisTo evaluate the performance of human subjects, using a prototype robotic micromanipulator controller in a simulated, microlaryngeal operative setting.Study DesignObservational cross‐sectional study.MethodsTwenty‐two human subjects with varying degrees of laser experience performed CO2 laser surgical tasks within a simulated ...
Allison M Deal +2 more
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A New Anesthetic System for Microlaryngeal Surgery
Otolaryngology–Head and Neck Surgery, 1998Anesthesia for microlaryngeal surgery creates many obstacles for the anesthesiologist and otolaryngologist. Anesthetic techniques developed to improve surgical exposure have been met with significant limitations and are difficult for the anesthesiologist to monitor.
C R, Brooker +2 more
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Antiplatelet and anticoagulation therapy in microlaryngeal surgery
The Laryngoscope, 2013Objectives/HypothesisIndications for antiplatelet and anticoagulation use are expanding. There is no evidence to direct therapeutic management in patients undergoing microlaryngeal surgeries. Our aim was to compare bleeding complications between microlaryngeal surgeries performed for patients preoperatively taken off and maintained on antiplatelet and ...
David O, Francis +3 more
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Airway Endoscopy, Microlaryngeal Surgery, and Laser Surgery
2023Abstract Endoscopic airway surgery includes procedures performed on the tongue base, pharynx, larynx, and proximal esophagus. Microlaryngeal surgery refers to surgery of the larynx and vocal cords and generally requires aid of a microscope.
Rotem Naftalovich, James Schiffenhaus
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Robotic microlaryngeal surgery
The Laryngoscope, 2013Objectives/HypothesisRobotic surgery is increasingly used for a variety of head and neck surgical procedures but has yet to be adapted for routine robotic microlaryngeal surgery (RMLS). Current retractor technology is limited by the following: poor tongue retraction, poor oral commissure retraction, poor larynx visualization, and laryngeal blades that ...
Ian J, Lalich +2 more
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Microlaryngeal Surgery: With Neuroleptanalgesia and Local Anesthetic
Archives of Otolaryngology - Head and Neck Surgery, 1971The use of fentanyl citrate and droperidol (Innovar) anesthesia in 59 microlaryngeal procedures resulted in ease of operability and no serious complications. There were 42 surgical procedures. No patient who needed laryngoscopy had to be refused or had to have the procedure stopped because of other medical problems.
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A New Approach to Microlaryngeal Surgery
Archives of Otolaryngology - Head and Neck Surgery, 1990At the recent meeting of the American Laryngological, Rhinological, and Otological Society, Palm Beach, Fla, Edward Kantor, MD, George Berei, MD, Eric Partlow, and Margaret Paz-Partlow, Los Angeles, Calif, presented a new approach to microlaryngeal surgery.
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The effect of handedness and laterality in a microlaryngeal surgery simulator
American Journal of Otolaryngology, 2017There are no controlled prospective studies evaluating the effect of dominant handedness in left- and right-sided surgery in otolaryngology. Endoscopic microlaryngeal phonosurgery is an ideal procedure to assess technical aspects of handedness and laterality, due to anatomic symmetry.
Matthew R. Naunheim +5 more
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