Noise Microscopy Surgery

Author: Zhang Xiaobo Yu Ping
Publisher:
Publish Date: 2005-03-01
Features: The book is divided into four main parts. The first part focuses on the theoretical foundation of vocal cord microsurgery development and application, primarily describing the concepts and definitions of "Vocal Cord Surgery" and "Vocal Cord Microsurgery," the history of surgical instruments and related disciplines, as well as the microscopic anatomy of vocal cords and vocal mechanisms related to surgery. The second part explains basic surgical operations, techniques, surgical design, technical difficulties, and the management of complications, with a focus on discussing fundamental surgical methods for vocal cord microsurgery: microscopic resection, microflap techniques (microflap resection, lateral microflap, medial microflap), submucosal injection, mucosal stripping, and epidermal stripping. The third part covers the clinical applications of vocal cord microsurgery for typical lesions, primarily elaborating on conventional surgical methods for benign vocal cord lesions such as nodules, polyps, Reinke's edema, cysts, laryngeal papillomas, and chronic laryngitis. It also proposes the author's views and invites discussion with peers on the staging, naming, early diagnosis, and minimally invasive treatment of pre-malignant vocal cord lesions and early vocal cord cancer. The fourth part discusses vocal training, which is an important therapeutic method for vocal cord microsurgery.