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  • - Laryngocele is a rare, benign cyst that develops from the laryngeal saccule, located near the thyroid cartilage and often presents as a neck swelling and voice changes.
  • - The report describes a case of a mixed laryngocele treated through transcervical surgical excision.
  • - A detailed step-by-step guide for the surgical procedure is included to help standardize the approach for other ENT surgeons.
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Placement of Ryle's tube is a rather blind outpatient procedure which has documented minor and major complications during insertion like nasal irritation, epistasis, pharyngeal trauma, tracheal trauma, intravascular penetration, intracranial penetration etc. However, removal of Ryle's tube is a rather straightforward procedure with rarely any complication. In this case report, we encountered an unusual situation of Ryle's tube being kinked and stuck at Left Fossa of Rosenmuller, near the skull base with subsequent erosion, emphasising the fact that forceful removal should not be attempted.

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  • * Pre-operative diagnosis is difficult because Fine Needle Aspiration Cytology often doesn't provide clear results, and current imaging techniques cannot confirm the diagnosis, so doctors rely on surgery and lab tests for a final diagnosis.
  • * A case study is presented where a patient had a large swelling in the parotid gland, underwent surgery to remove it, and was diagnosed with MALT lymphoma, followed by successful radiation treatment, leading to complete recovery over two years without recurrence.
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