Application of mitomycin C after endoscopic lysis of congenital laryngeal web combined with epiglottic hypoplasia in a middle-aged man

Roh, Jong–Lyel

doi:10.1080/00016480500395203

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“…5 It has subsequently been used topically after the division of anterior glottic webs, with varying success. 6,7…”

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Surgical management of acquired anterior glottic web: a systematic review

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BackgroundAcquired anterior glottic web poses a significant challenge to laryngologists given its propensity to recur following treatment, and there are a wide variety of described techniques.MethodsA systematic review of the medical literature was undertaken in order to identify all articles pertaining to the management of acquired anterior glottic web.ResultsThirteen studies meeting the inclusion criteria were identified and analysed. All were retrospective series, with varying surgical techniques and outcome measures. Only two studies reported on the use of topical mitomycin C.ConclusionMucosal graft techniques and keel placement appear to improve success rates, but both carry risks and disadvantages. Based on the available evidence, the use of topical agents such as mitomycin C cannot be recommended in the management of acquired anterior glottic web.

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“…5 It has subsequently been used topically after the division of anterior glottic webs, with varying success. 6,7…”

Section: Introductionmentioning

confidence: 99%

Surgical management of acquired anterior glottic web: a systematic review

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“…One year later, Roh 47 successfully treated a middle-aged man presenting with hoarseness and dyspnea on exertion who had anterior glottic web combined with epiglottic hypoplasia. The web was treated in a single stage with endoscopic lysis and topical application of MMC.…”

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confidence: 99%