1986Practica oto-rhino-laryngologica SupplOpen access

Treatment of Laryngeal Cancer

Jumpei M. Kimura, Katsuya Toda, Noriko Hyo, Ikuo Fukuda, Hiroshi Ogasawara, Toru Minatogawa, Yoshihiko Nishimura, Takeo Kumoi

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Among 145 cases of laryngeal cancer seen at our department from 1973 to 1985July,109 cases from 1973 to 1983 March, were analyzed statistically. The number in each subdivision was: glottis 68 cases, supraglottis 38 cases, and subglottis 3 cases. The 5-year survival rates in group were 85.4% (glottis),70.4% (supraglottis) and 33.3% (subglottis).

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Among 145 cases of laryngeal cancer seen at our department from 1973 to 1985July,109 cases from 1973 to 1983 March, were analyzed statistically. The number in each subdivision was: glottis 68 cases, supraglottis 38 cases, and subglottis 3 cases. The 5-year survival rates in group were 85.4% (glottis),70.4% (supraglottis) and 33.3% (subglottis).

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Among 145 cases of laryngeal cancer seen at our department from 1973 to 1985July,109 cases from 1973 to 1983 March, were analyzed statistically. The number in each subdivision was: glottis 68 cases, supraglottis 38 cases, and subglottis 3 cases. The 5-year survival rates in group were 85.4% (glottis),70.4% (supraglottis) and 33.3% (subglottis).

Key concepts: Subglottis, Glottis, Medicine, Larynx, Cordectomy, Cancer, Surgery, Laryngeal Neoplasm

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