Atlas on the surgical anatomy of laryngeal cancer

Atlas on the surgical anatomy of laryngeal cancer

by Kirchner

1998
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Atlas on the Surgical Anatomy of Laryngeal Cancer features 70 of the best partial laryngectomy specimens taken from an impressive 25-year study carried out by the author. The surgical specimens are presented through four-color photographs and have been assembled into a concise synopsis of the spectrum of laryngeal cancers commonly encountered in clinical practice. The specimens represent behavior typical of squamous cell cancer in various parts of the larynx and hypopharynx and provide the rationale for various forms of conservation surgery of the larynx. Atlas on the Surgical Anatomy of Laryngeal Cancer exemplifies a wealth of information about the growth and spread of laryngeal cancer through dynamic photographs and illustrations.

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