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6.5.11: 11. Surgical Options for Glottic Cancer

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    As is apparent from the treatment algorithms, many surgical options can achieve clear margins and preserve laryngeal function

    Surgical options include:

    Type of surgery depends on

    • Tumour factors
      • Site
      • Cartilage invasion
      • Stage
      • Involvement of arytenoid complex
    • Prior therapy
      • Radiation
      • Partial laryngectomy
    • Patient factors
      • Pulmonary status (tolerate aspiration)
      • Cognitive status
    • Institutional support
      • Surgical expertise
      • Availability of CO2 laser / transoral microsurgery
      • Speech and swallowing support
      • Tracheo-oesophageal speaking valves

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