Laryngofissure in comorbid patient under ultrasound-guided regional anesthesia of the neck

Abstract Background Major neck surgery is done typically under general anesthesia (GA). The neural blocks of the include blocking cervical plexus, superior laryngeal nerve, trans-laryngeal, block glossopharyngeal and local anesthetic infiltration. In patients with a high risk GA, including those pulmonary dysfunction, prior myocardial ischemia or infarction, regional mainly indicated. Case presentation We record case comorbid geriatric patient dysphonia left glottic mass that was diagnosed as squamous cell papilloma by transoral biopsy using curved forceps spray anesthesia, after 6 months, this developed stridor for which tracheostomy, laryngofissure, cordectomy were then performed solely blocks. Surgery while remained pain-free stable without any morbidity throughout operation. Conclusions high-risk low-resource health systems, in can be reasonable cheap alternate to anesthetics.