Diagnosis and conservative surgical management of XXXX of the larynx.

@entity1 @entity511 @entity1353 @entity5 @entity258
The incidence, clinical findings, location, etiology, clinical diagnosis, and surgical treatment of @entity511 of the larynx are discussed. Important features in the diagnosis and treatment of a @entity5 of the larynx are demonstrated in a case report. The @entity1 's chief complaint was @entity1353 occurring with increasing frequency over a period of 12 months. Her @entity1353 progressed in severity until an emergency tracheotomy was required for airway control. CT scan documented the attachment of the @entity5 to the right posterior lateral wall of the cricoid cartilage. Direct laryngoscopy and biopsy were done to obtain tissue for diagnosis. The histopathological examination revealed @entity258 . The @entity5 was removed totally with a wide-margin mucous membrane incision and careful curettement. A definite difference in the consistency of the @entity5 compared to normal cartilage allowed complete excision of the @entity5 with minimal sacrifice of healthy cricoid cartilage. This presentation emphasizes the conservative surgical removal of these @entity5 and notes how a curette can be used for this removal.
