Utility of videolaryngoscopy for diagnostic and therapeutic interventions in head and neck surgery

Shenson, Jared A.; Marcott, Stephen; Dewan, Karuna; Lee, Yu Jin; Mariano, Edward R.; Sirjani, Davud

doi:10.1016/j.amjoto.2019.102284

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“…When compared with nonalcoholics, studies by Hedberg et al and Kjaerheim et al demonstrate that regular alcohol consumption has an independent link with benign laryngeal mucosal illness and raises the risk of malignant lesions of the larynx. [11][12][13] More significantly, rather than being independent, these behavioral issues are interrelated. When it comes to preventing, treating, and rehabilitating voice disorders, an examination of combined behavioral hazards may more accurately reflect the characteristics of the demographic group.…”

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Video Laryngoscopy as a Screening Tool for Laryngeal Changes in Chronic Smokers and Alcoholics

Gowthame

et al. 2023

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Aim and Objectives The main aim of this study was to identify the evolving, early changes, premalignant and malignant lesions of larynx among smokers, and alcoholics by video laryngoscopy and to correlate the duration, frequency, and amount of smoking and alcohol with spectrum of symptoms presented and laryngeal morphology. Methods and Methodology This study was prospective study done on a total of 165 patients who attended the department of otorhinolaryngology, at a tertiary care center in South India with various ENT complaints. Patients who were above 18 years of age from both sexes and gave history of smoking and alcohol consumption were included in this study irrespective of their complaints. All these patients underwent video laryngoscopy, which helped in early diagnosing various laryngeal lesions and screening tool for development of laryngeal lesions. Following diagnosis, patients were treated accordingly with lifestyle modifications and abstinence from smoking and alcohol. The primary outcome measure is screening for laryngeal morphology and secondary outcome measures are identifiable laryngeal benign and malignant lesions among smokers and alcoholics who required appropriate treatment. Results There was a significant association between the type of lesion and age group, type of lesion and smoking, and type of lesion and alcohol when compared with nonsmokers and non-alcoholics. As the pack years and amount of alcohol consumption increased, there was a significant increase in the severity and association of lesions. Conclusion We were able to diagnose a large number of laryngeal lesions that helped in the early detection of premalignant and malignant lesions and their early treatment. The patients who were diagnosed with premalignant and malignant changes underwent microlaryngeal excision of the lesion and were in close follow-up to detect any recurrence.

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Video Laryngoscopy as a Screening Tool for Laryngeal Changes in Chronic Smokers and Alcoholics

Gowthame

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“…It has shown even superiority compared to videolaryngostroboscopy in diagnostic of different vocal pathologies [53]. Videolaryngoscopy can assist or replace traditional direct laryngoscopes for diagnostic of vocal pathology and small therapeutic Videolaryngoscopy, the Current Role in Airway Management DOI: http://dx.doi.org /10.5772/intechopen.93490 procedures such as vocal polypectomies [54]. In addition, it can be used as an assistance device for small procedures involving the tongue base, such as biopsies, foreign body removal like coins, fish bones, etc., and radiofrequency treatment of obstructive sleep [55][56][57].…”

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Videolaryngoscopy, the Current Role in Airway Management

Goranović¹

2021

Special Considerations in Human Airway Management

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Videolaryngoscopy has emerged not only as an alternative to direct laryngoscopy for airway intubation in adults and children but also as a new diagnostic and therapeutic tool in head and neck surgery. Videolaryngoscopy has a great advantage over direct laryngoscopy because it has been proven to reduce difficult views of the laryngeal opening (glottis). The success of intubation with a videolaryngoscope depends on both the type of device used and the experience of the operator. Technical details, such as the device's size and blade choice, properly reshaping the endotracheal tube, and customized hand-eye coordination, are all particularly important for targeting the endotracheal tube toward the glottis. Besides its clinical role in airway management, videolaryngoscopy is an excellent tool for education and medicolegal recording.

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“…La videolaringoscopia puede ser una herramienta útil en el desarrollo de intervenciones terapéuticas como la cirugía de cabeza y cuello (7). Una de las patologías asociadas a los compromisos de la vía aérea es el carcinoma de células escamosas de cabeza y cuello, siendo la sexta causa principal de muerte por cáncer y, por lo tanto, un problema de gran importancia clínica a nivel mundial (8).…”

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La videolaringoscopia es una alternativa segura en el paciente despierto con vía aérea difícil anticipada. Reporte de Caso

Jiménez-Orduz,

Camelo-Pardo,

Archila-Tibaduiza

et al. 2022

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Introducción. El manejo de la vía aérea difícil anticipada es un reto anestésico que supone la valoración preoperatoria de las características anatómicas y los factores de riesgo específicos del paciente. La intubación difícil se presenta en 1.6 de 1,000 eventos y la intubación fallida en 0.06 de 1,000 eventos. El objetivo de este reporte es mostrar la importancia del uso de dispositivos (específicamente videolaringoscopio) en pacientes con predicción de vía aérea difícil. Presentación del caso. Hombre de 63 años con gran masa facial con extensión a nariz, labio superior, erosión a nivel del maxilar superior que ocupaba cavidad oral, con predictores de ventilación e intubación difícil, programado para rinectomía, osteotomía Lefort II, reconstrucción y traqueostomía, con intubación exitosa con videolaringoscopio en primer intento bajo sedación consciente y ventilación espontánea. Discusión. La vía aérea difícil es un escenario relacionado a factores externos e internos del paciente y a complicaciones pre e intraoperatorias. El videolaringoscopio es una herramienta útil que permite la intubación exitosa y disminuye los posibles eventos adversos (como se observó en el paciente del caso presentado) y es descrito en diferentes reportes de casos con compromiso parcial o total de la vía aérea. Conclusión. La videolaringoscopia, en casos de vía aérea difícil anticipada, está asociada con un menor tiempo de intubación, un buen perfil de seguridad y una alta tasa de éxito, comparable a la del fibrobroncoscopio, se logra la intubación en el primer intento en la mayoría de las veces y, por ello, debería considerarse como primera opción.

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Utility of videolaryngoscopy for diagnostic and therapeutic interventions in head and neck surgery

Cited by 4 publications

References 17 publications

Video Laryngoscopy as a Screening Tool for Laryngeal Changes in Chronic Smokers and Alcoholics

Video Laryngoscopy as a Screening Tool for Laryngeal Changes in Chronic Smokers and Alcoholics

Videolaryngoscopy, the Current Role in Airway Management

La videolaringoscopia es una alternativa segura en el paciente despierto con vía aérea difícil anticipada. Reporte de Caso

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