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The functional results in 61 patients after supracricoid reconstructive laryngectomy with CHP (28 cases) and CHEP (33 cases) performed in the University ENT Department in Szczecin between 1971-1989 are presented. Satisfactory lower airway protection in about 93% and respiration in the natural way in 83% are obtained. It was impossible to decaniulate 11 patients. The voice was socially sufficient in 89%.
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