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S Tichý

Publications and source records attributed to S Tichý.

At least 19 recordsLinked to original sources

[Early paralysis of the recurrent nerve in bronchogenic carcinoma].

In 1983-1987 34 patients with paresis of the recurrent nerve were examined. In 4 patients with left-sided paresis bronchogenic carcinoma was revealed, i. e. in 12% of all examined subjects. In relation to the group of patients with left-sided paresis bronchogenic carcinoma was detected in every fifth patient. As no other symptoms than hoarseness are present in paresis of the recurrent nerve and the results of examinations are frequently negative, the diagnosis is difficult. The authors summarize their experience and draw attention to systematic examination and possible new examination methods which must be indicated. Early diagnosis in two patients made radical therapy possible.

Carcinoma, Bronchogenic

[Post-traumatic stenoses of the larynx and subglottic space].

The authors give the basic principles of the etiopathogenesis of post-traumatic stenoses of the larynx and subglottic space. Therapeutic tactics are briefly described. Three basic types of treatment are illustrated on their own observations.

Adult

[Treatment of benign laryngeal diseases using a CO2 laser].

CO2 laser surgery is becoming a part of larynx surgery. The authors inform about their experience in benign larynx tumours treatment. They present analysis of concrete therapeutic procedures in individual larynx affections. They conclude that laser surgery is an advantegous method for benign larynx tumours treatment.

Humans

[Carcinoma of the tonsils and tonsillar fossa. Tactics of our surgical approach].

The authors discuss the most frequent symptoms associated with the disease. In a group of 34 patients they revealed the advanced stage of the disease in 75%. In all instances they confirmed on histological examination a squamous-cell carcinoma in different stages of differentiation. The authors describe the tactics of surgical treatment and its results.

Adult