Intralaryngeal Ultrasonography.

The Newbreez® Intralaryngeal Endoprosthesis For Laryngeal Dysfunction After Partial Laryngectomy

The aim of partial laryngeal surgery is to perform a radical removal of cancer, reconstructing the anatomical crossing of the respiratory and digestive tracts with preservation of laryngeal function. [1-5] Despite usual favorable results, postoperative functional impairment may persist. In such cases, dysphagia and dyspnea are the most important complications and may cause recurrent aspiration ...

Intralaryngeal thyroarytaenoid lateralisation using the Fast-Fix 360 system: a canine cadaveric study

INTRODUCTION Laryngeal paralysis is a condition in which failure of arytaenoid abduction results in a reduced rima glottidis cross-sectional area. The most commonly performed surgical techniques rely on unilateral abduction of the arytaenoid, requiring a lateral or ventral surgical approach to the larynx. AIMS AND OBJECTIVES The aim of the study was to investigate a novel minimally invasive i...

Lung Ultrasonography

Lung ultrasonography has excellent utility for the diagnosis of various thoracic diseases. It is easy to learn and has become attractive to intensivist and pulmonary physicians. This section will review key components of lung

Cranial Ultrasonography

Pleural ultrasonography.

Ultrasonography has achieved acceptance as a routine clinical tool for clinicians managing pleural disease. This article provides an overview of the field of pleural ultrasonography with an emphasis on clinical applicability and procedure guidance.