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Endoscopic laser excision in the management of laryngotracheal stenosis
S Ramdev1, P Ghosh, S Mukhopadhyaya
110/60, Chittranjan Park, 110019 New Delhi, India.
Abstract:
Sixteen cases of Chronic laryngotracheal stensis were included in the study. They underwent endoscopic CO(2) laser excision of the stenotic segment. Three patients were decannulated. giving a success rate of 18.75%.
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