Die Stimmfunktion Nach Der Behandlung Von Stimmbandkarzinom Im Stadium I

Riska, T-B.; Lauerma, Sirkka

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“…Stroboscopy In our results, a supraglottic phonation is frequently observed after operations with conventional surgical instruments. This observation is supported by other authors: 20 out of 38 (Mahlbeck and SchloBhauer, 1959); 10 out of 14 (Riska and Lauerma, 1966) and 11 out of 20 (Wendler and Seidner, 1977) after cordectomy, and five out of seven (Leeper et al, 1990) after vertical hemilaryngectomy. After irradiation nearly all patients phonate on a glottic level (Riska and Lauerma, 1966).…”

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“…This observation is supported by other authors: 20 out of 38 (Mahlbeck and SchloBhauer, 1959); 10 out of 14 (Riska and Lauerma, 1966) and 11 out of 20 (Wendler and Seidner, 1977) after cordectomy, and five out of seven (Leeper et al, 1990) after vertical hemilaryngectomy. After irradiation nearly all patients phonate on a glottic level (Riska and Lauerma, 1966). After laser cordectomy a phonation on the glottic level was much more frequent in comparison to patients who underwent conventional cordectomy in our patients.…”

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“…MPT (Maximal phonation time) Riska and Lauerma (1966) reported a significant difference in MPT in favour of the patients after irradiation (13.17 ± 5.75 s) compared to those after cordectomy (8.14 ± 6.74 s). Hirano et al (1985) found no marked difference in MPT between patients after laser operations and after irradiation of glottic carcinomas.…”

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Vocal function following laser and conventional surgery of small malignant vocal fold tumours

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In the disecribed study, 26 patients after conventional, and 27 patients after laser cordectomy were examined six months or more after the operation. Videolarybogstroboscopy revealed that patients after laser cordectomy more often phonate on a purely glottic level (81 per cent) in comparison to patienbts after conventional cordectomy (19 per cent). Webs were more frequent and more extended after conventional cordectomy compared to endoscopic laser surgery. The maximal phonation time showed a very wide range with a mean value of 9 to 10 sec; there was no statistical difference between the groups of patients. Using yanagihara's classification of sonograms, a better voice quality was measured after laser cordectomy than conventional cordectomy. The patients' estimation of their voice quality did not correlate with objective parameters.

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Vocal function following laser and conventional surgery of small malignant vocal fold tumours

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“…Dies weisen entsprechende Statistiken aus (Pfänder, 1957;Pendel et al, 1962: Leicher, 1961. und viele andere), und es wird durch günstigere funktionelle Resultate determiniert (Schlosshauer und Tirncke, 1956;Schlosshauer, 1960;Pfau, 1962;Oreskovic, 1959;1962a, b;Böhme und Oeken, 1966;Riska und Lauerma, 1967, Siegen und Fendel, 1967 1. Reststimmlippen-Narbenstimme; 2.…”

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