2010
DOI: 10.1016/s2173-5735(10)70078-8
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Papillomas & laryngeal papillomatosis. Treatment with CO2 laser surgery. Our experience over 15 years

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“…Previous veterinary and human publications highlight the benefit of CO 2 laser ablation for the removal and debulking of oral papillomas. 40,72 A CO 2 laser scalpel offers precise cutting, hemostasis, and noncontact dissection, making this a suitable choice for removal of oral papillomas. Also, small surgical wounds do not require sutures as the CO 2 laser beam seals nerve endings and small blood vessels.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Previous veterinary and human publications highlight the benefit of CO 2 laser ablation for the removal and debulking of oral papillomas. 40,72 A CO 2 laser scalpel offers precise cutting, hemostasis, and noncontact dissection, making this a suitable choice for removal of oral papillomas. Also, small surgical wounds do not require sutures as the CO 2 laser beam seals nerve endings and small blood vessels.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“… 34 , 40 , 41 , 44 Additionally, laser settings were inconsistent between studies. In the CO 2 group, the laser energy setting ranged widely between 2 and 30 W reported across seven studies, 12 , 34 , 43 , 45 , 46 while the laser frequency ranged between 100 and 300 Hz as reported by two studies. 12 , 34 As for the KTP laser, the energy setting fell within a narrower range of just 6–8 W, which is more accurate compared to the reported CO 2 laser energy settings across studies.…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 94%
“…En cuanto a la distribución según el sexo, la población masculina representó el 67,65% del total de pacientes, con una proporción global de 2,09:1. Entre los casos de AORRP el predominio hombre/ mujer fue más marcado (ratio 2,75:1), concordado con la literatura, la cual reporta invariable predilección por el sexo masculino (ratio 2:1) [1,3,13]. A pesar de ello, nuestro análisis estadístico careció de significancia (p:0,052), probablemente secundario a su limitada población.…”
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“…La frecuencia de malignización en nuestra serie fue del 8,69%, superior a la estadística internacional que reporta valores ente 1-5%, particularmente tomando en consideración el reducido tamaño de la muestra [3,4]. Tradicionalmente la bibliografía establece que entre el 50 al 100% de los casos de PRR se asocian a los subtipos denominados «de bajo riesgo» HPV-6 y HPV-11 [4,6,13]. Sin embargo, estudios de genotipo viral en poblaciones latinoamericanas han reportado variedades distintas como HPV-16, HPV-33 y HPV-35 con frecuencias superiores y una mayor tendencia a la coinfección [23].…”
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