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[The effectiveness of computer tomography in the assessment of laryngeal tumor staging]
Vestnik Otorinolaringologii
|December 22, 1999
Abstract:
The results of examination of 48 patients aged 14-62 years with pharyngeal tumors are reviewed. How to perform better CT and x-ray in laryngeal tumors is described. Opportunities of different diagnostic investigations in localization of pharyngeal tumors, staging, structure, invasion into the adjacent tissues, detection of bone destruction are shown.
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