Partial laryngectomy to treat early glottic cancer after failure of radiation therapy
Partial laryngectomy to treat early glottic cancer after failure of radiation therapy
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DOI:
10.1001/archotol.128.8.909
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发表时间:
2002-08-01
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通讯作者:
Sugasawa, M
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作者:
Toma, M;Nibu, K;Sugasawa, M
Objective: To evaluate the role of partial laryngectomy to treat glottic cancer after failure of radiation therapy.Design: A 12-year retrospective outcome analysisSetting: University referral center.Patients: A total of 19 patients who underwent partial laryngectomy to treat glottic cancer after failure of radiation therapy.Results: The follow-up period in this group ranged from 31 to 144 months. After surgery, a laryngocutaneous fistula was observed in 4 cases, and flap necrosis occurred in 2, but these complications were successfully managed. Maximum phonation time after surgery ranged from 3 to 28 seconds (median phonation time, 10.2 seconds). Of these 19 patients, 3 developed local recurrence. These cases were successfully treated with total laryngectomy. A surgical margin of less than 1 mm was found to be a significant risk factor for local recurrence after partial laryngectomy.Conclusions: These results indicate that partial laryngectomy is a useful option for the treatment of irradiation failure in the treatment of stage I and stage 11 vocal cord carcinomas. However, careful follow-up is mandatory for patients with a small surgical margin.