Healing after transoral carbon dioxide laser surgery for early glottic cancer.

Published in: The Journal of laryngology and otology (2022)

After carbon dioxide laser surgery for glottic cancer, development of granulation tissue is common. Granulation that persists for more than 3.5 months necessitates biopsy because of increased risk of persistent cancer.

Keyphrases

carbon dioxide
papillary thyroid
minimally invasive
squamous cell
coronary artery bypass
lymph node metastasis
coronary artery disease
mass spectrometry
surgical site infection
ultrasound guided