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1.rib cartilage graft Laryngotracheal reconstruction for severe Laryngotracheal stenosis

2.various Laryngotracheal reconstruction methods were used for these patients depending on the pathologic changes in larynx and trachea.

3.the diagnosis and management of Laryngotracheal stenosis in children

4.12 cases with Laryngotracheal edema following resection of esophageal carcinoma transplantation of larynx

5.objective to explore a new surgical approach for the renovation of Laryngotracheal stenosis.

6.clinical application of silicone t-tube in repair of Laryngotracheal stenosis

7.methods 26 patients with Laryngotracheal stenosis were included in this group. and of the 3 cases has diffusing thickening roughly in glottis ventricular fold and vestibule mucosa of larynx, in which, 2 cases showed the pharynx and trachea invaded near larynx;

8.objective to establish a simple and stable rabbit model of cicatricial Laryngotracheal stenosis.

9.t tube implantation for Laryngotracheal stenosis and perioperative nursing care

10.objective to investigate the use of the endotracheal silicone stent with silver wire in repair of stricture of Laryngotracheal.

11.self-invented laryngeal stent in prevention of Laryngotracheal stenosis after trauma

12.methods9 cases of patients with Laryngotracheal stenosis were treated with nickel-titanium shape-memory alloy stent.

13.reconstruction of Laryngotracheal defect using the musculo-periosteum flap of the sternocleidomastoideus with clavicular periosteum

14.results all the 38 patients with acute Laryngotracheal injury were successfully cured without sequelae.

15.objective to study the treatment of acute Laryngotracheal injuries and Laryngotracheal stenosis.

16.ve to investigate the effects of different surgical procedures on children with different types of Laryngotracheal stenosis.

17.the management of Laryngotracheal invasion by well-differentiated thyroid carcinoma

18.comparison study of costal cartilage graft and myocutaneous rotary door flap Laryngotracheal reconstruction for Laryngotracheal stenosis

19.conclusion: treating the Laryngotracheal benign lesion with microwave coagulation is a simple, quick, safe and effective way.

20.treatment of traumatic Laryngotracheal stenosis with a self-made laryngeal dilator

21.the application of epiglottis and sternocleidomastoid muscle periost valves on repairing Laryngotracheal stenosis

22.application of Laryngotracheal flap in the reconstruction of the postoperative defect of the hypopharynx carcinoma involving cervical esophagus

23.objective to investigate the clinical characteristics and treament of well differentiated thyroid carcinoma with Laryngotracheal resection.

24.the phary-esophagus passage could be restored by retaining the mucosa, pectoralis major myocutaneous flap, Laryngotracheal flap, split skin flap, stomach transposition and colon interposition etc.

25.results: no single case of serious complication and Laryngotracheal stenosis (ls) was found among 112 cases operated.

26.conclusion the rabbit model of cicatricial Laryngotracheal stenosis can be easily established, which can serve in the research of treatment of Laryngotracheal stenosis.

27.objective: to investigate the effects of anteroposterior cricoid split interposition grafting on children with Laryngotracheal stenosis.

28.objective to evaluate the diagnosis and treatment of blunt Laryngotracheal trauma.

29.during 8-year period 14 patients were treated for Laryngotracheal trauma complex ( 8 of them with blunt injury and 6 with penetrating injury).

30.our findings indicate that the silicone tracheal t-tube is a simple and reliable method of maintaining the Laryngotracheal airway.

31.objectiveto explore the value of combination of nickel-titanium shape-memory alloy stent in the treatment of Laryngotracheal stenosis.

32.pharyngeal fistula in the repair of hypopharynx and cervical esophagus with residual Laryngotracheal flap

33.reconstruction with combined bipedicled myocutaneous flap and costal cartilage or artificial materials are better for severe Laryngotracheal stenosis and large tracheal defect.