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E Mozolewski

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[Concerning the technique of forming a tracheostomy after total laryngectomy].

Many different techniques of the tracheostoma were presented. The rules making of the tracheostoma at Otolaryngological Clinic in Szczecin and the results of it were discussed. The importance of the free--of tube--tracheostoma was emphasized during the rehabilitation of the patient after total laryngectomy.

Humans

[Surgical rehabilitation of voice and speech after total or nearly-total laryngectomy].

18 years of the own experience in phoniatric and surgical rehabilitation of voice and speech in laryngectomized was discussed. Within the surgical methods the authors comprised not only the vocal shunt formation, but also the surgical transformation of air-in-oesophagus-collection and the section with interposition of pharyngo-oesophageal sphincter (method devised by authors). By now the oesophagus speech is most convenient. The alloplastic shunt formation is indicated in cases with psychologic difficulties, unsuccessful oesophageal voice rehabilitation and in necessity of quick regaining the good speech.

Humans

[Rehabilitation in esophageal speech and its perceptive-acoustic features after total laryngectomy without pharyngo-esophageal plastic surgery].

The experiences with the plastic surgery of pharyngo-oesophageal sphincter during the laryngectomy were presented. The sphincteric forces were studied accordingly to the rehabilitation successes and also the acoustic and perceptive data of the oesophageal speech. The results were compared with these after the classical laryngestomy. It was pointed out that the sphincteroplasty lowered its tension and made the rehabilitation more easier. The oesophageal voice produced in this occasion is better than after the classical laryngectomy. The fundamental frequency is two times higher, the prosody and speech tempo more normal. These positive results were encountered in 76% of cases. However, in some cases the psychological and social difficulties were so great that we preferred the surgical rehabilitation with shunt formation.

Adult

[Problems of lymphangioma of the parotid gland and adjacent tissues].

Two cases of caverno-cystic lymphangioma of parotid gland in children were described. The tumor removal required the discovery of extratemporal part of the facial nerve. In spite of the microsurgery technique the preservation of the thin nerve branch of the 5 months old child was impossible. The reconstruction of the nerve gave only the reinnervation++ of the upper lip. The myoplasty of the orbicular eye muscle by means of a part of the temporal nerve was performed and the rehabilitation procedure was successful. The great dynamic of lymphangioma speaks for an immediate surgery.

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