European Archives of Oto-Rhino-Laryngology is an international scientific journal covering the broad variety of head and neck diseases with an inherent focus on clinical and...
Transoral laser microsurgery is considered one of the main options in the treatment of early glottic carcinoma (Tis–T2), do it to the good functional and oncological outcomes, representing a safe alternative in larynx preservation protocols.
In the recent years, the development and improvement of laser devices and the introduction of new energy sourcess allow surgeons to improve surgical results, compared with classic cold dissection, also improving results in laser-assisted phonosurgery. Moreover, new evidence suggest improvement oncological results, voice, and quality of life, related to the use of imaging technology like narrow-band imaging, which improves the clinical and intraoperative evaluation.
Other advances like the implementation of diffusion-weighted magnetic resonance during preoperative evaluation, the use of artificial intelligence for laryngeal image analysis or the proposal of new oncological and non-oncological classifications, suggests an exciting future for this technique.
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Dr. Carlos Chiesa-Estomba
A Professor specializing in Otorhinolaryngology - Head & Neck Surgery, with a primary focus on Head & Neck Oncological and Reconstructive Surgery. Serving as Head & Neck Oncological and Reconstructive Surgeon at Donostia University Hospital. He is renowned for his expertise in transoral laser microsurgery of the larynx & hypopharynx, with a special interest in innovative techniques and advancements in patient care. Alongside his numerous publications on transoral laser surgery and Head & Neck Surgery, he is actively involved in professional organizations such as the European Head & Neck Society, Y-CEORL and Yo-IFOS.
