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Indirektna laringoskopska hirurgija benignih lezija glasnih žica: preliminarno saopštenje

Ognjen Čukić
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Published: 01.12.2016.

Biochemistry

Volume 33, Issue 3 (2017)

pp. 1528-1534;

https://doi.org/10.5937/matmed1702528c

Abstract

Aktuelna metoda za uklanjanje dobroćudnih lezija glasnica na našem odeljenju je mikrolaringoskopija u opštoj endotrahealnoj anesteziji. Ova tehnika obezbeđuje odlično uveličanje pomoću operacionog mikroskopa i omogućava hirurgu da istovremeno operiše sa obe ruke. Ipak, u nekim slučajevima se kao alternativa može koristiti i indirektna laringoskopska hirurgija u lokalnoj epimukoznoj anesteziji. U ovom članku ćemo napraviti kratak istorijski osvrt na proceduru, indikacije i opis same hirurške tehnike, kao i njene prednosti i ograničenja. Imajući u vidu da ova tehnika nije široko prihvaćena od strane otorinolaringologa, autor će navesti i neka lična zapažanja u vezi sa ovom relativno jednostavnom tehnikom.

Keywords

lezije glasnica,

indirektna laringealna hirurgija,

mikrolaringoskopija,

laringealne neoplazme vocal fold lesions,

indirect laryngeal surgery,

microlaryngoscopy,

laryngeal neoplasms

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