Development of Laryngomicrosurgery:My Experience
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It has been almost a half of century since the technique of laryngomicrosurgery was developed. This paper describes and discusses the essence of the technique as derived from the fundamental studies concerning vocal fold function. These studies indicate that the vocal fold membrane must be flexible for excellent wave motion in order to produce excellent sound. Unnecessary and frequent operative manipulation will affect wound healing, resulting in scar formation. The key words of importance to keep top of mind while performing laryngomicrosurgery are as follows : simple manipulation of the operation, maintenance of the flexibility of the vocal fold membrane, excellent wave motion, and excellent sound production.
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