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322 partial laryngectomies without radiotherapy of any form were performed between 1971–1981 (52% of all operated cases of laryngeal carcinoma). Thirty-two percent of all partial resections were vertical partial laryngectomies (103 cases). Among them 57% were limited procedures (cordectomy, fronto-lateral resection). 43% were extended partial laryngectomies (Gluck-Soerensen, Sedlacek, Meyer-Piquet and others). In 13 cases our method of repair, using a vascular pedicled thyroid flap, was applied. Crude 3-year survival, including 2% second-stage salvage total laryngectomies, was 90%.
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Mozolewski, E., Maj, P., Wdowiak, P., Jach, K., Tarnowska, C., Wasilewska, M. (1984). Oncological and Functional Results After Vertical Partial Laryngectomy. In: Wigand, M.E., Steiner, W., Stell, P.M. (eds) Functional Partial Laryngectomy. Springer, Berlin, Heidelberg. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-69577-3_40
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