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Outcomes versus complications in patients undergoing . . . Thus, the main objective of this study was to assess voice outcomes and complication rates in patients with glottal insufficiency undergoing injection laryngo-plasty (IL) under local versus general anesthesia to deter-mine its effectiveness as a promising therapeutic option for those patients
Injection laryngoplasty with hyaluronic acid for glottal . . . Injection laryngoplasty (IL) is used for treatment of glottal insuficiency caused by various vocal fold (VF) pathologies, mostly unilateral vocal fold paralysis (UVFP) and vocal fold atrophy Further, it can be applied to prevent scarifica-tion after VF injury
Vocal Fold Fat injection for Glottic Insufficiency . . . Laryngoplasty with fat injection in the vocal folds is a tech-nique that uses autologous fat for the treatment of glottic insuficiency (GI) 1 GI is an incomplete closure of the vocal folds during phonation
Injection laryngoplasty Chapter 6 - Voice Center Cesena The procedure is performed under local anaesthesia, which makes it possible to monitor the effect of injection laryngoplasty on glottic closure and on patient’s voice Key words: injection laryngoplasty, fiberendoscopic phonosurgery, office-based surgery, glottic insufficiency, fat injection
Injection laryngoplasty treatment for vocal atrophy in the . . . Percutaneous injection laryngoplasty with hyaluronic acid can be recommended as a well tolerated, safe and effective procedure in the management of dysphonia secondary to age-related vocal fold atrophy, allowing significant improvement in social and work quality of life in the elderly
Additional injection laryngoplasty as a salvage treatment for . . . Injection laryngoplasty (IL) has been commonly employed as a primary treatment modal-ity However, there remains controversy regarding the optimal therapeutic approach when a gap re-emerges post-IL, necessitating further surgical intervention for vocal fold (VF) palsy