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Treatment of lymph node negative (N0) glottic carcinoma has raised numerous controversy for decades. Prevention is one of the oldest axioms in medicine. On the other hand, overtreatment can cause unnecessary harm to patients.

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A new method for reconstruction of the larynx after vertical partial resections.

Eur Arch Otorhinolaryngol

October 2000

Uzsoki University Teaching Hospital, Department of ENT and Head-Neck Surgery, Budapest, Hungary.

The indications and problems of organ-preserving vertical partial laryngectomy (VPL) in cases of T1b glottic or T2 glottic and subglottic cancers are well known. The first and imperative requirement for the surgeon is adequate resection of tumor while the second prerequisite is the safe and successful correction of the excised portion of the anterolateral wall of the larynx. Since reconstruction of the defect can cause significant challenges for surgeons, the main requirements are an adequate lumen for breathing, a smooth surface for epithelialization, voice restoration and good deglution.

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