04862cam a2200313 a 4500001000700000003000400007005001700011008004100028010001700069020001500086040001800101050002100119060003200140082002200172100004500194245011600239260004900355300003200404440005400436500002000490504003200510505385500542650002104397650003004418650002104448650003004469700001904499700003004518462063OSt20191016112010.0830920s1984    au a     b    001 0 eng    a   83020058   a3709187311  aDLCcDLCdDLC10aRF516b.G68 1984  aW1 DI762 v. 8aWV 540 G698s00a617.533 GOU L2191 aGould, Wilbur J.q(Wilbur James),d1919-10aSurgical care of voice disorders /cWilbur J. Gould, Van L. Lawrence ; with a contribution by Nobuhiko Isshiki.  aWien ;aNew York :bSpringer-Verlag,cc1984.  ax, 116 p. :bill. ;c25 cm. 0aDisorders of human communication,x0173-170X ;v8  aIncludes index.  aBibliography: p. [106]-110.  a1. Introduction.- 2. Patient Examination: History, Diagnosis, Patient Records.- A. Patient's Medical History.- 1. Discussion.- 2. Occupation.- 3. Environmental Factors.- 4. Considerations of Sex and Age.- 5. Influences of Past History.- 6. Endocrine Influences.- 7. Birth Control Pill.- 8. "Recreational" Drugs.- 9. Emotions.- B. Physical Diagnosis.- 1. General Diagnostic Evaluations.- 2. Vocal Dynamics Testing.- 3. Acoustic Analyses.- 4. Electrolaryngography.- 5. Auditory Evaluation of Hoarseness.- 6. X-Ray Studies.- 7. Tomography.- 8. Computerized Axial Tomography.- 9. Laryngogram.- 10. Xeroradiography.- C. Patient Records.- 3. Patient Examination via the Endolaryngeal Approach: Diagnosis and Therapy.- A. Mirror Laryngoscopy.- B. Fiberoptic Laryngoscopy.- C. Indirect Laryngoscopic Surgery.- 1. Discussion.- 2. Teflon Injection.- D. Direct Laryngoscopy.- 1. Proximal Light Direct Laryngoscopy.- 2. Suspension Laryngoscopy.- 3. Anesthesia.- a) Local Anesthesia.- b) General Anesthesia.- 4. Discussion.- 4. Endoscopie Surgery.- A. Instrumentation for Endoscopic Surgery.- 1. Microlaryngeal Instruments.- B. Cryosurgery.- C. Laser Surgery.- 1. Discussion.- 2. Techniques.- D. Microcautery.- E. Endolaryngeal Surgery: Specific Uses.- 1. Nodes.- 2. Reinke's Space Edema.- 3. Vocal Fold Polyps.- 4. Vocal Fold Cysts.- 5. Ventricular Fold Cysts.- 6. Epiglottic Cysts.- 7. Chronic Laryngitis.- 8. Laryngeal Papilloma.- 9. Laryngeal Webs.- 10. Ventricular Fold Abnormalities.- 11. Vocal Fold Hemorrhage.- 12. Contact and Post-Intubation Granuloma.- 13. Carcinoma in situ.- 14. Benign Lesions, Miscellaneous.- 15. Laryngocoele and Eversion of Ventricle.- 16. Vocal Fold Paralysis.- 5. Phonosurgery: External Laryngeal Surgery Not Requiring Entry into the Vocal Tract.- A. Discussion.- B. General Considerations.- C. Anatomy.- 1. Anterior Commissure.- 2. Vocal Fold.- 3. Thyroid and Cricoid Cartilages.- 4. Arytenoid and Muscular Process of Arytenoid.- D. Surgery for Repositioning of Vocal Fold.- 1. Discussion.- 2. Cartilage Implantation for Vocal Fold Repositioning.- 3. Thyroplasty Type I for Vocal Fold Repositioning.- 4. Arytenoid Adduction or Rotation for Vocal Fold Repositioning.- E. Surgery for Vocal Fold Tension Change.- 1. Theoretical Basis.- 2. Discussion.- 3. Surgical Approximation of Cricoid and Thyroid Cartilages.- 4. Lengthening of Vocal Fold.- 5. Increase in Stiffness of Vocal Fold.- 6. Other Techniques for Increasing Tension of Vocal Fold.- 7. Decreasing Tension of Vocal Fold.- a) Theoretical Basis and Discussion.- b) Thyroplasty Type III: Technique.- c) Sectioning of Superior Laryngeal Nerve or Cricothyroid Muscle.- d) Sectioning of Recurrent Laryngeal Nerve.- e) Nerve-Muscle Transplant.- 6. External Laryngeal Surgery Requiring Entry into the Vocal Tract.- A. Thyrotomy.- B. Lateral Pharyngotomy.- C. Cricoid Split.- D. Special Surgical Procedures.- 1. Lateral Arytenoid Displacement.- 2. Functional Correction of Vocal Fold Paralysis.- a) Nerve-Muscle Pedicle (Tucker) Procedure.- 3. Cricoarytenoid Arthrodesis.- 4. Special Indications for Lateral Pharyngotomy.- 5. Thyroid Surgery.- a) Thyroid Surgery per se.- b) Other Causes Relating to Thyroid Gland.- c) Torticollis.- d) Branchial Cleft Cysts.- 6. Thyroglossal Duct Cysts.- 7. Laryngocele.- 7. Vocal Tract Surgery for Resonance Change (Excluding Hypopharynx and Larynx).- A. Anatomy and Discussion of Parts.- B. Tonsil.- 1. Discussion.- 2. Voice Change After Surgery.- C. Soft Palate.- D. Nasopharynx.- E. Tongue.- 1. Lingual Tonsil.- 2. Lingual Frenulum.- 3. Macroglossia.- 4. Lingual Thyroid.- F. Mandible.- G. Nose.- 1. Nasal Fossae: General Discussion of Role.- 2. Architectural Blockage of Airway.- 3. Nasal Septum: Surgical Technique Considerations.- 4. Architecture of External Nose.- 5. Rhinoplasty.- H. The Paranasal Sinuses.- 8. Conclusions.- References. 0aLarynxxSurgery. 0aVoice disordersxSurgery. 2aLarynxxSurgery. 2aVoice disordersxSurgery.1 aLawrence, Van.1 aIsshiki, Nobuhiko,d1930-