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From vocal fold microsurgery to head and neck cancer surgery, laser procedures and nasal and snoring surgery.
Every treatment plan is tailored to the individual patient, taking into account examination findings, disease stage, voice use and the patient’s expectations.
Phonomicrosurgery (Microlaryngoscopy)Removal of vocal fold polyps, cysts, nodules and Reinke’s oedema under the microscope, preserving the vibrating layer of the vocal fold.Transoral Laser SurgeryLaser treatment of early laryngeal cancer, papilloma, airway stenosis and bilateral vocal fold paralysis without external incisions.Injection LaryngoplastyVocal fold augmentation to improve voice and swallowing in vocal fold paralysis and atrophy.Botulinum Toxin InjectionThe gold-standard treatment for spasmodic dysphonia and selected swallowing disorders.ThyroplastyPermanent medialisation of a paralysed vocal fold with an implant, usually under local anaesthesia.Organ-Preserving Laryngeal SurgeryPartial laryngectomy techniques that remove the tumour while preserving natural speech and swallowing.Total Laryngectomy and Voice ProsthesisRemoval of the larynx for advanced cancer, with voice restoration using a tracheo-oesophageal voice prosthesis.Neck DissectionSystematic removal of neck lymph nodes in head and neck cancers, preserving vital structures.Thyroid SurgeryThyroidectomy with nerve monitoring to protect the recurrent laryngeal nerve and the parathyroid glands.Parotid SurgeryParotidectomy with preservation of the facial nerve.Snoring and Sleep Apnoea SurgerySite-specific surgery of the nose, palate, tonsils and tongue base.Tonsil and Adenoid SurgeryTonsillectomy, tonsillotomy and adenoidectomy for children and adults.Septoplasty and RhinoplastyFunctional and aesthetic nasal surgery.Airway ReconstructionEndoscopic treatment and tracheal resection-anastomosis for laryngotracheal stenosis.