Improvements in equipment, training, and technology have made this sialendoscopy a game changer for many patients.
Bioinspired Mucoadhesive, Drug-Eluting Patch Appears Suitable for Laryngotracheal Wound Coverage
The devised novel, suture-less patch is a mucoadhesive platform suitable to laryngeal and tracheal anatomy with drug delivery capability.
A Promising Approach to Enhance Regeneration in Tracheal Graft
A two-step method using the platysma as an in vivo bioreactor may be a promising approach to achieve long-term survival and enhanced luminal patency of a transplanted tracheal graft.
Superior Laryngeal Nerve Block May Be a Viable Treatment Option for Neurogenic Cough
Procedural therapy, including superior laryngeal nerve (SLN) block, should be considered in the armamentarium of neurogenic cough treatments.
How To: Rapid, Effective Cannulation for Salivary Duct Access
We demonstrate a novel, simplistic, and rapid approach to cannulation, dilation, and sialendoscope insertion that can be completed in an outpatient setting with the assistance of viscous lidocaine gel.
Glottic Gap Area Not Correlated with Vocal Function in Presbyphonia Patients
Data suggest that dysphonia severity in presbyphonia is not fully explained by a glottic gap or secondary muscle tension dysphonia (MTD) alone.
Vocal Fold Fat Augmentation Is a Durable Treatment Option for Patients with Glottic Insufficiency
Fat is an excellent source for autologous grafts and, with careful patient selection and proper surgical technique, is suitable for long-term correction of glottic insufficiency.
How To: Office-Based Removal of Vocal Fold Polyp During the COVID-19 Pandemic
We describe a new technique for the removal of vocal fold polyp in the office setting, while simultaneously taking into consideration the safety measures proposed for the ambulatory examination of the larynx.
Should Bedside Laryngoscopy Be Routinely Performed Following Thyroidectomy?
The role and timing of routine bedside layngoscopy following thyroidectomy remain controversial.
Laryngeal Adductor Reflex Responses to Varying Stimulation Forces Assesses Sensory Dysfunction in Laryngopharyngeal Disorders
Normative data for laryngeal adductor reflex (LAR) response rates to low, medium, and high stimulation forces are useful to assess sensory dysfunction in a variety of laryngopharyngeal disorders.
- « Previous Page
- 1
- …
- 8
- 9
- 10
- 11
- 12
- …
- 33
- Next Page »