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Cartilaginous structure.
cartilaginous structure
speech organ
vocal organ
organ of speech
1
Conclusions: The present results confirm the surgical recommendation for cT4a
laryngeal
SCCs.
2
Method: CT scans of 12 patients with
laryngeal
tuberculosis were analyzed retrospectively.
3
Conclusions: A significant portion of
laryngeal
injuries is concurrent with maxillofacial fractures.
4
All the different
laryngeal
treatments she had tried under the greatest specialists.
5
In five patients no
laryngeal
structures could initially be identified by bronchoscopy.
6
Associated pressure on the recurrent
laryngeal
nerve often makes
laryngeal
paralysis coexistent.
7
Objective: To investigate the relation between various micronutrients and
laryngeal
cancer risk.
8
Authors reconsider the present state of knowledge about immunology of
laryngeal
cancer.
9
Histopathological examination revealed squamous cell carcinoma compatible with metastasis from
laryngeal
cancer.
10
Background: The current treatment results of
laryngeal
squamous cell carcinoma still remain modest.
11
In recent years, the incidence of
laryngeal
carcinoma has been on the increase.
12
Neuroendocrine carcinomas appear to constitute the majority of so-called
laryngeal
adenocarcinomas.
13
Conclusion: Oridonin-induced apoptosis of human
laryngeal
carcinoma through the activation of ER stress.
14
These results demonstrate that
laryngeal
sensory abnormalities impact the development of post-extubation dysphagia.
15
The recurrent
laryngeal
nerve was systematically dissected to avoid inadvertent damage.
16
Mucus aggregation on the vocal folds is a common finding from
laryngeal
endoscopy.
laryngeal
laryngeal cancer
laryngeal nerve
laryngeal carcinoma
laryngeal mask
laryngeal sensation