Improving Cellular Migration Through Porous POSS-PCU Laryngeal Scaffolds
K Wismayer, N Mehrban, J Bowen, MA Birchall - International Journal of Surgery, 2017
Conclusion: By applying PLS-DA on plasma and urine samples of untreated breast cancer
patients, it was possible to distinguish between patients who had invasive breast carcinoma,
lymphovascular invasion and involved lymph nodes, and those who did not. Several
patients, it was possible to distinguish between patients who had invasive breast carcinoma,
lymphovascular invasion and involved lymph nodes, and those who did not. Several
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[HTML] Correlation between the cernea classification of external branch of superior laryngeal nerve in relation to the ultrasound-based volume of thyroid gland
RR Menon, S Murali, CG Nair, MJC Babu, P Jacob - Indian Journal of …, 2017
Abstract Introductíon: Goiter is a very common problem dealt with by surgeons. Surgical
treatment of thyroid requires removal of a part (hemi) or whole of the gland (total
thyroidectomy). The external branch of the superior laryngeal nerve (EBSLN) is an important
treatment of thyroid requires removal of a part (hemi) or whole of the gland (total
thyroidectomy). The external branch of the superior laryngeal nerve (EBSLN) is an important
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A CASE OF RETINAL METASTASIS OF LARYNGEAL SQUAMOUS CELL CARCINOMA WITH HISTOPATHOLOGIC CONFIRMATION BY VITRECTOMY-ASSISTED …
A Tetsumoto, H Imai, A Miki, M Nakamura - Retinal Cases and Brief Reports, 2017
Background/Purpose: To present a case report of retinal metastasis of laryngeal squamous
cell carcinoma that was diagnosed by a histopathologic finding from the surgically extracted
tumor tissue. Methods: A 66-year-old man, who was suffered from the treatment-resistant
cell carcinoma that was diagnosed by a histopathologic finding from the surgically extracted
tumor tissue. Methods: A 66-year-old man, who was suffered from the treatment-resistant
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Altered O-glycosylation is associated with inherent radioresistance and malignancy of human laryngeal carcinoma
X Dong, Z Luo, Y Wang, L Meng, Q Duan, L Qiu… - Experimental Cell Research, 2017
Abstract Radioresistance (inherent or acquired) remains a major obstacle affecting the
clinical outcome of radiotherapy for laryngeal carcinoma. Results from our laboratory and
other groups suggest that aberrant glycosylation contributes to cancer acquired
clinical outcome of radiotherapy for laryngeal carcinoma. Results from our laboratory and
other groups suggest that aberrant glycosylation contributes to cancer acquired
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[HTML] Radiotherapy for locally advanced resectable T3–T4 laryngeal cancer—does laryngeal preservation strategy compromise survival?
H Yamazaki, G Suzuki, S Nakamura, S Hirano… - Journal of Radiation …, 2017
ABSTRACT With the advancement of chemotherapy, a laryngeal preservation (LP) strategy
was explored with the aim of improving maintenance of quality of life. Induction
chemotherapy (ICT) following radiotherapy (RT) was considered a viable option because of
was explored with the aim of improving maintenance of quality of life. Induction
chemotherapy (ICT) following radiotherapy (RT) was considered a viable option because of
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Effect of bilateral ventriculocordectomy via ventral laryngotomy on laryngeal airway resistance in larynges of canine cadavers
PJ Regier, TC McCarthy, E Monnet - American Journal of Veterinary Research, 2017
OBJECTIVE To evaluate the effect of bilateral ventriculocordectomy via ventral laryngotomy
on laryngeal airway resistance (LAR) in canine cadaver larynges. SAMPLE 6 clinically
normal canine cadaver larynges. PROCEDURES LAR was determined for each specimen
on laryngeal airway resistance (LAR) in canine cadaver larynges. SAMPLE 6 clinically
normal canine cadaver larynges. PROCEDURES LAR was determined for each specimen
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[PDF] Introducing potential key proteins and pathways in human laryngeal cancer: A system biology approach (Winter 2018)
H PeyvandY, AA Peyvandi, M Rezaei-Tavirani - Iranian Journal of Pharmaceutical …, 2017
Background: The most common malignant neoplasm of the head and neck region is
laryngeal cancer which presents a significant international health problem. The present
study aims to screen potential proteins related to laryngeal cancer by network analysis to
laryngeal cancer which presents a significant international health problem. The present
study aims to screen potential proteins related to laryngeal cancer by network analysis to
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Modified first or second cervical nerve transplantation technique for the treatment of recurrent laryngeal neuropathy in horses
F Rossignol, O Brandenberger, JD Perkins, JP Marie… - Equine Veterinary Journal
Background In horses, the only established method for reinnervation of the larynx is the
nerve-muscle pedicle implantation, whereas in human medicine, direct nerve implantation is
a standard surgical technique for selective laryngeal reinnervation in patients suffering from
nerve-muscle pedicle implantation, whereas in human medicine, direct nerve implantation is
a standard surgical technique for selective laryngeal reinnervation in patients suffering from
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[PDF] Effects of gold nanorods modified with anti-epidermal growth factor receptor 1 monoclonal antibody on laryngeal cancer cells 2
YZ Zhang, Y Zhang
Page 1. 1 Effects of gold nanorods modified with anti-epidermal growth factor receptor 1
monoclonal antibody on laryngeal cancer cells 2 Fangzhou Liu1†*, Yan Zhu2†, Yichuan Qian1,
Yanbin Zhao1, Xiaotong Zhao1, Jia 3 Zhang3, Yu Zhang4*, Yuan Zhang1 4 … Yu Zhang 15 Email:
monoclonal antibody on laryngeal cancer cells 2 Fangzhou Liu1†*, Yan Zhu2†, Yichuan Qian1,
Yanbin Zhao1, Xiaotong Zhao1, Jia 3 Zhang3, Yu Zhang4*, Yuan Zhang1 4 … Yu Zhang 15 Email:
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[PDF] Laryngeal Management in Sleep Apnea Patients
C Vicini, F Montevecchi, M Rashwan, M Barbieri…
Obstructive sleep apnea hypopnea syndrome (OSAHS) is a growing clinical concern as it is
the most prevalent sleep disorder in the adult population affecting 11.4% of men and 4.7% of
women. While the gold standard treatment for OSAHS remains continuous positive airway
the most prevalent sleep disorder in the adult population affecting 11.4% of men and 4.7% of
women. While the gold standard treatment for OSAHS remains continuous positive airway
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