A novel radiosurgical method of cutting tissues and coagulation of ENT operations is presented. Indications, technique, device operation regimes are provided. Radiosurgery has evident advantages: saving cut with minimal damage to the adjacent tissues, good coagulating effect warranting "dry field" for the surgeon, absence of necrosis of the wound walls, fast healing, simple operative procedure. Radiosurgery holds great promise for otorhinolaryngological practice.

Hemostasis, Surgical↗

PubMed1997

[On the ligation of the common carotid artery in patients with ENT cancer].

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Adult↗

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[Several aspects of treatment and prevention of chronic laryngeal stenosis].

The occurrence of scar laryngostenosis due to traumas and removal of laryngeal tumors is now on the increase. This negative trend may be corrected by rejection of long-term intubation, immediate conversion of crico-, conico- and thyrotomy into tracheostomy, employment of preventive laryngostomy in initial treatment of patients with serious trauma of the larynx. It should be taken into consideration that in restoration of respiration through natural airways bronchopulmonary complications, dysphonia, dysphagia, hair growth into the laryngeal lumen are possible.

Chronic Disease↗

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[Phlegmons of the neck].

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