Category: Papilloma of the larynx

The etiology of the disease is unclear, and most are currently thought to be caused by human papillomavirus (HPV) infection. For example, juvenile papillomas may be associated with HPV infection…

Adult patients who have recurrent attacks should be alerted to the possibility of cancer and therefore need to be reviewed regularly.

　　Voice training treatment management is a one-on-one articulation therapy with the patient after a systematic assessment of the patient’s voice. The first step of the treatment is to carefully analyze…

　　Papilloma of the larynx is somewhat self-limiting, and the tendency of recurrence decreases after adolescence and can even disappear on its own. Parents of children with the disease should build…

　　Pediatric laryngeal papilloma has been an extremely difficult disease to treat, despite being essentially a benign lesion, because of its unique location and the high risk of recurrence after excision.…

　　Papilloma of the larynx is the most common benign tumor of the larynx and can occur at any age, with children under 10 years of age being the most common.…

　　The main objectives of surgery are: ① to relieve airway obstruction, maintain respiratory ventilation, and reduce airway resistance.　　②Protect the laryngeal mucosa and institutional integrity, reduce the damage to the vocal…

　　Papilloma of the larynx is a benign tumor of the larynx and is relatively common in clinical practice. Although laryngeal papilloma is histologically benign, it has the characteristics of being…

　　Papilloma of the larynx is caused by infection with the papillomavirus (HPV for short), which has more than 60 subtypes, including HPV subtypes 6, 11, 16, 18, 31, 33, 35,…

　　Patient: Papillary tumor in the trachea, April 08. After laboratory tests and laser cutting, it recurred in about 70 days. I would like to know if there is a better…