Glottic airway gain after 'suture arytenoid laterofixation' in bilateral XXXX .

@entity1 @entity4 @entity1410 @entity5862 @entity3746
CONCLUSION: This method is an easy, non-expensive, and effective technique in bilateral @entity3746 to improve glottic airway and clinical performance. OBJECTIVE: To evaluate the effectiveness of 'suture arytenoid laterofixation' surgery in bilateral @entity3746 . MATERIALS AND METHODS: A retrospective analysis of @entity1 ' medical history undergoing 'suture arytenoid laterofixation' surgery for bilateral @entity3746 . This technique was applied under general anesthesia with both microlaryngoscopy and video-monitoring. Two 16 g needles and one 1/0 nylon thread were used for the procedure with 1 cm skin incision; no tracheotomy or tissue excision was required. Pre-post-operative photographs of the glottic region were taken from the endoscopic records, and the areas of rima glottis openings were calculated with the Image-J programme. RESULTS: Forty-seven @entity1 were analyzed. The mean pre-post-operative rima glottis areas were 1.11    0.56 and 2.24    0.93 mm(2), respectively (p < 0.001). Five @entity1 with previous tracheotomy were decannulated within a few days after the operation. In three @entity1 , mild complications developed in the early post-operative period (two @entity4 , one @entity1410 ). Tracheotomy was performed to only one pregnant @entity1 in the post-operative first day. None of the @entity1 had granulation formation or @entity5862 .
