Study on the efficacy of supported laryngoscopy combined with laryngeal endoscopy on benign tumor of larynx
Benign laryngeal masses, including polyps, vocal fold cysts, and vocal fold nodules, are very common diseases in ENT departments and mainly manifest clinically as hoarseness. With the rapid development and progress of current medical technology, endoscopic technology is gradually becoming more and more widespread in clinical practice, and its earliest use in the treatment of nasal diseases has yielded very obvious therapeutic results. Currently, it is also used in the treatment of laryngeal diseases, where the endoscope and the support laryngoscope are combined, and the laryngeal endoscope can magnify the lesion and allow the entire operation to be completed under the detection of the display system. This surgical treatment has a very clear and open field of view, and the images can be cleared in real time, and the operation is relatively simple; it can clearly observe the subtle structures of the patient's laryngeal lesions and precisely remove the swelling without leaving a residual swelling after the operation. The procedure is minimally invasive, causing less trauma to the patient and no damage to the tissue surrounding the lesion. Because the procedure is minimally invasive to remove the lesion, hemostasis is more effective during the surgery and recovery is faster after surgery. In conclusion, the effect of laryngoscopy combined with laryngeal endoscopy for benign laryngeal masses is more significant and safe, and it has the value and significance of promotion.
