Micro Laryngeal Surgery
Microscopic laryngeal surgery, otherwise known as microlaryngoscopy, is the most precise means of visualizing and operating on the vocal folds. It allows the use of the two most essential tool sets in laryngeal surgery: the operative microscope, and microlaryngeal dissection instruments.
All surgery is done through a laryngoscope, an instrument inserted via the mouth, without the need to make skin incisions.
Symptoms leading to Micro Laryngeal Surgery
Micro laryngeal surgery (MLS) is conducted routinely for the treatment of a number of conditions involving the larynx or the vocal cords, in particular. Here are common symptoms that may lead a doctor to suggest this surgery:
- Hoarseness or Voice Change
- Difficulty Breathing
- Frequent Coughing or Throat Clearing
- Pain or Discomfort in the Throat
- Loss of Vocal Range
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What is the procedure of Micro laryngeal surgery?
Microlaryngeal surgery for treatment in India is specifically carried and performed by a laryngoscope, or by using a very thin and lighted tube with a specific camera on the end that generally allows the doctor to view the area with utmost precision. When the laryngoscope is placed through the nose into the basic throat, and the lesion is situated, the surgeon separates the abnormal growth implementing the small surgical tools that have been executed by the laryngoscope to the operational site. As this procedure allows the surgeon to execute the operation with great precision, only the destroyed tissue is removed. The around area remains same without any issue or harm.
After the completion of the procedure, the patient is guided for many hours before coming back home. Many patients feel some kind or level of discomfort after the completion of the surgery, but generally respond well to over-the-counter pain comforters. If the pain is more critical, a medicine called corticosteroid will be prescribed for some time use. Acid reflux medication will also be suggested to make sure that the stomach acid do not disturb because of the recovering tissue. Proper voice rest is needed during the first few weeks post surgery. After the completion of the surgery is basically suggested monitoring in betterment and maintaining voice quality.