Glottic Cancer
Research from P.J. Bradley and co-researchers yields new findings on glottic cancer
Published in Surgery Litigation and Law Weekly, September 11th, 2009
According to a study from the United Kingdom, "Transoral laser assisted microsurgical resection of early glottic laryngeal cancer is a relatively new treatment modality that is practised in many centres across the UK. In the absence of the results from randomised clinical trials, clinicians may be guided by an expert panel consensus statement on transoral laser assisted microsurgical resection of early squamous cell cancer of the larynx."
"To provide consensus recommendations on the various aspects of transoral laser assisted microsurgical resection for early glottic cancer. Evaluation method: Nine centres across the UK were invited to describe current practice and...
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