Voice and communication after open partial horizontal laryngectomies: A cross‐sectional outcome study
Objective The present study evaluates voice and communication after open partial horizontal laryngectomies (OPHLs), according to surgery and patient‐related variables. Methods Fifty‐eight patients were included: 18 type I OPHL, 20 type II OPHL and 20 type III OPHL. Acoustic, aerodynamic, endoscopic,...
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The present study evaluates voice and communication after open partial horizontal laryngectomies (OPHLs), according to surgery and patient‐related variables.
Methods
Fifty‐eight patients were included: 18 type I OPHL, 20 type II OPHL and 20 type III OPHL. Acoustic, aerodynamic, endoscopic, perceptual and self‐assessment analyses were carried out. Surgery‐related variables and patient‐related variables were considered for the analysis.
Results
Type I OPHL revealed the best phonatory outcomes. Type II and type III OPHL showed similar and poor results, with a highly deteriorated voice quality. A significant difference in MTP was found for patients who had both arytenoids/cricoarytenoid units preserved. Age and time from surgery showed significant correlations with voice quality after OPHLs.
Conclusions
Voice and communication outcomes after OPHLs are heterogeneous and might be influenced by several factors. Knowing variables with a substantial impact on phonatory outcomes may help clinicians in the preoperative decision‐making process and the postoperative rehabilitative program. |
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The present study evaluates voice and communication after open partial horizontal laryngectomies (OPHLs), according to surgery and patient‐related variables.
Methods
Fifty‐eight patients were included: 18 type I OPHL, 20 type II OPHL and 20 type III OPHL. Acoustic, aerodynamic, endoscopic, perceptual and self‐assessment analyses were carried out. Surgery‐related variables and patient‐related variables were considered for the analysis.
Results
Type I OPHL revealed the best phonatory outcomes. Type II and type III OPHL showed similar and poor results, with a highly deteriorated voice quality. A significant difference in MTP was found for patients who had both arytenoids/cricoarytenoid units preserved. Age and time from surgery showed significant correlations with voice quality after OPHLs.
Conclusions
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Methods
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Results
Type I OPHL revealed the best phonatory outcomes. Type II and type III OPHL showed similar and poor results, with a highly deteriorated voice quality. A significant difference in MTP was found for patients who had both arytenoids/cricoarytenoid units preserved. Age and time from surgery showed significant correlations with voice quality after OPHLs.
Conclusions
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The present study evaluates voice and communication after open partial horizontal laryngectomies (OPHLs), according to surgery and patient‐related variables.
Methods
Fifty‐eight patients were included: 18 type I OPHL, 20 type II OPHL and 20 type III OPHL. Acoustic, aerodynamic, endoscopic, perceptual and self‐assessment analyses were carried out. Surgery‐related variables and patient‐related variables were considered for the analysis.
Results
Type I OPHL revealed the best phonatory outcomes. Type II and type III OPHL showed similar and poor results, with a highly deteriorated voice quality. A significant difference in MTP was found for patients who had both arytenoids/cricoarytenoid units preserved. Age and time from surgery showed significant correlations with voice quality after OPHLs.
Conclusions
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