Organ-Preserving Surgery Using Endografts from Superelastic Titanium-Nickelid-Based Alloy for Patients with Laryngeal Cancer

Evgeny Choynzonov; Marat Mukhamedov; Denis Kulbakin; Mikhail Buldakov; Viktor Gyunter

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMR.1085.414

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Organ-Preserving Surgery Using Endografts from Superelastic Titanium-Nickelid-Based Alloy for Patients with Laryngeal Cancer

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Our study has demonstrated feasibility of performing larynx preservation surgeries in patients with recurrent laryngeal cancer after failure of radiotherapy. The technique of combined laryngeal reconstruction with endografts from superelastic titanium-nickelid-based alloy results in improvement of life quality by preserving laryngeal functions.

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Advanced Materials Research (Volume 1085)

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Evgeny Choynzonov, Marat Mukhamedov, Denis Kulbakin, Mikhail Buldakov, Viktor Gyunter

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Larynx Cancer, Larynx Reconstruction, Organ-Saving Surgery, Prefabricated Flap, TiNi-Based Endograft

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