Kongenitale Zysten des Larynx

Albanese, Von S.; Kleinsasser, O

doi:10.1055/s-2007-998498

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“…Normally, laryngeal cysts are easily diagnosed and simply treated by microlaryngoscopy. To our knowledge, only a few defined studies have been carried out to date [2,3,6,19,22]. The aim of this study was to characterize laryngeal cysts according to their histological structures and their localizations in the larynx as well as to discuss theories about their genesis.…”

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Clinical and morphological aspects of laryngeal cysts

Arens

Glanz

Kleinsasser

1997

Eur Arch Otorhinolaryngol

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To our knowledge only a few defined studies have been carried out on laryngeal cysts. These cysts represent a mixed group of benign laryngeal lesions that can cause diagnostic and therapeutic difficulties. The aim of this study was to characterize their histological structure and localizations in the larynx as well as to discuss theories about their genesis. Between 1973 and 1996, 342 laryngeal cysts were treated at Phillips University of Marburg, while from 1990 to 1996, 74 were treated at Justus Liebig University of Giessen. In all, 416 laryngeal cysts were treated by endolaryngeal microsurgery. All clinical charts were reviewed retrospectively and surgical specimens examined histomorphologically. Findings showed that 58.2% of the laryngeal cysts were located in the glottic area and 18.3% in the ventricular folds. The remainder were located on the aryepiglottic fold (2.2%) and interarythenoid region (0.7%). Two congenital cysts were also treated. Approximately 56% of the laryngeal cysts were lined by squamous cell epithelium, 37% by respiratory epithelium and 7% by oncocytic epithelium. In general, the laryngeal cysts were found to be a collection of inhomogenous lesions from different histogenetic origins with diverse symptoms related to their site and size. On the basis of our investigations, a new classification was established concerning the genesis and development of laryngeal cysts by subdividing cysts into congenital cysts, retention cysts, and inclusion cysts.

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confidence: 99%

Clinical and morphological aspects of laryngeal cysts

Arens

Glanz

Kleinsasser

1997

Eur Arch Otorhinolaryngol

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102

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“…Akute Atemnot und Schluckstorung sind die führenden Symptome, die zusãtzliche Schwierigkeiten in der Diagnose und in der Therapie bereiten. Das Problem scheint bci Neugeborenen und Kindern mit groIen Larynxzysten gröer zu scm (1,8)…”

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“…Sic begann im Bereieh des reehten Os hyoideum, setzte sieh lateral in die reehte 1-laisseite in der Höhe des Schildknorpels, medial des gleiehseitigen Sinus piriformis fort, und trat intralaryngeal im supraglottisehen Bereich des Larynx bis zum reebten Stimmband em, sich in das Kehlkopflumcn vorwdlbend. Vergróerte Lymphknoten lagen nieht vor (Abh [1][2]…”

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Seltene benigne raumfordernde Prozesse des Larynx

Daniilidis¹,

Megas²

1991

Laryngo-Rhino-Otol

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Two rare benign space occupying lesions of the larynx are presented. The first case was a big lateral saccular cyst in a female 68 years old and the second a myxolipom of the larynx in an old man, 80 years old. The presenting symptoms, in both cases, were progressive dyspnea und dysphagia. The therapy was the surgical removal of the lesion with the "open" approach. The importance of the CT scanning is emphasized as well its usefulness in the diagnosis and in the definition of the extension of the lesion.

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