A-Cancer of the larynx, or voice box, may require its surgical removal. But the results of a study have shown that a combination of radiation therapy and chemotherapy may be as effective as ...

However, given the overall mean size of the tumors, it was impossible to retain laryngeal preservation without sacrificing complete surgical removal of the tumor.

More than 2,000 Britons are diagnosed with laryngeal cancer every year in the UK – a form of the disease that develops on the ...

Total larynx removal with permanent tracheotomy is the current standard treatment for patients with cancer of the larynx. While larynx preservation using chemotherapy followed by radiation is an ...

Even though laryngeal cancer is fairly rare, it still affects nearly 200,000 people worldwide, and is the biggest cause of damage leading to larynx removal.

Sport Football BBC James Alexander Gordon retires: The voice of classified football results bows out following larynx removal The 77-year-old's voice is no longer strong enough to broadcast ...

In most cases, treatment for a benign laryngeal tumor involves surgical removal. Removal is an important part of treatment because there is a risk that tumors may grow and impede a person’s airway.

The most common type of laryngectomy, i.e. surgical removal of advanced laryngeal cancer, changes the patient’s voice dramatically and can be very disruptive to their normal life. To improve ...

Marty Kedian received a total larynx replacement after cancer was discovered on his voice box. He’s the third person in the United States to receive a total larynx replacement, according to the ...