[Penile enhancement surgery: widening and lengthening lipopenisculpture].

Unlabelled: The male genitalia cosmetic surgery matches an ever growing need. The aim of this study is to describe our penile lengthening and widening procedures, the benefits and complications that could result from it.

Patients And Methods: We perform these procedures since 1992 and treated close to 2000 patients.

[Choice of the 3d portion of the jejunum for reconstruction of the pharynx in circular pharyngolaryngectomies. Indications and advantages].

Many procedures are used for reconstruction of a pharyngeal gutter after circular pharyngolaryngectomy, interrupter of digestive continuity. The operation chosen was used of third part of jejunum for reconstruction, and its indications and limitations are described. The choice was based on anatomic data from dissection of 100 cadavers and values for different measurements performed (length of transplant, height of mesentery, caliber and length of vessels), and more particularly on constancy and reliability of vascularization of this digestive segment.

[Functional surgery of cancer of the hypopharynx. Hemilaryngopharyngectomy, posterior pharyngectomy by bilateral cervical approach].

The authors report on 48 patients operated by hemi-laryngo-pharyngectomy for spinous carcinoma of the piriform sinus. They try to precise the indications by analysing the factors influencing survival and relapses. They compare surgery to the other methods.

[Conservative surgery of cancer of the larynx. Cordectomy, hemilaryngectomy, supraglottic laryngectomy].

Of a total of 219 partial laryngectomies performed, 119 were cordectomies, 30 hemilaryngectomies and 70 supraglottic laryngectomies. Results of each type of operation are presented with emphasis on problems of local recurrences, evidence of validity of procedure selected and of its indications. Analysis of results, with the reservation that indications were sometimes wide but always reasonable, showed an extremely low incidence of recurrences, the quality of the resection (limited or insufficient) having finally little incidence on the latter, except perhaps in the supraglottic laryngectomies.