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    Transoral endoscopic laryngeal surgery offers advanced treatment for laryngeal malignancies, focusing on tumor removal while preserving voice and larynx function. Ongoing innovations in lasers and robotics are refining these minimally invasive procedures.

    Area of Science:

    • Otolaryngology
    • Oncology
    • Surgical Innovation

    Background:

    • Laryngeal malignancies require specialized surgical approaches.
    • Transoral endoscopic laryngeal surgery is a key treatment modality.
    • Balancing oncological control with functional preservation (voice, larynx) is critical.

    Purpose of the Study:

    • To provide an overview of surgical options for laryngeal malignancies.
    • To detail current transoral endoscopic laryngeal surgery techniques and reconstructions.
    • To highlight the importance of functional outcomes alongside oncological treatment.

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    • Review of current therapeutic concepts in transoral endoscopic laryngeal surgery.
    • Discussion of traditional (cold instruments, CO2 laser) and newer ablation methods (angiolytic laser).

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    • Transoral endoscopic laryngeal surgery aims for tumor cure while maintaining larynx and voice function.
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    • Updated classification systems aid in categorizing lesions.

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