[Clinical analysis of biomaterial-silicone keel complex in the vocal folds adhesion treatment].

<b>Objective:</b>To retrospectively analyze the clinical effect of biomaterial combined with silicone keel technology in the prevention and treatment of vocal folds adhesion. <b>Methods:</b>The basic data, perioperative conditions and prognosis of 21 cases of vocal folds adhesion treated by biofilm-silicone keel complex were retrospectively analyzed in Huashan Hospital Fudan University. <b>Results:</b>A total of 21 patients were enrolled in this study(19 males(90.5%), 2 females(9.5%). Among these patients, 18 cases of early glottic laryngeal carcinoma(T1b), 1 case of bilateral vocal folds leukoplecta and 2 cases of postoperative vocal folds adhesion. No accidental rupture of the silicone keel occurred during perioperative period, and the silicone keel was removed in 22.4±2.6 days. All patients were reviewed after removing the silicone keel, the overall effective rate was 90.5%(19/21). Postoperative complications occurred in 5 patients(1 laryngeal infection, 4 granulation tissue hyperplasia), all of whom were cured after conservative treatment. <b>Conclusion:</b>This study explored the feasibility of biomaterial in the treatment of vocal folds adhesion. The biomaterial-silicone keel complex technology is simple to operate and has effect on the prevention of vocal folds adhesions, which is worth of clinical promotion.

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2024-10-01
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Voice and Speech Disorders
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[Clinical analysis of biomaterial-silicone keel complex in the vocal folds adhesion treatment].

Xiangyu Chen, Xidong Cui, Xumao Li, Guangbin Sun et al.
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Voice and Speech Disorders
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[Clinical analysis of biomaterial-silicone keel complex in the vocal folds adhesion treatment].

Xiangyu Chen, Xidong Cui, Xumao Li, Guangbin Sun, Yuhui Xie
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<b>Objective:</b>To retrospectively analyze the clinical effect of biomaterial combined with silicone keel technology in the prevention and treatment of vocal folds adhesion. <b>Methods:</b>The basic data, perioperative conditions and prognosis of 21 cases of vocal folds adhesion treated by biofilm-silicone keel complex were retrospectively analyzed in Huashan Hospital Fudan University. <b>Results:</b>A total of 21 patients were enrolled in this study(19 males(90.5%), 2 females(9.5%). Among these patients, 18 cases of early glottic laryngeal carcinoma(T1b), 1 case of bilateral vocal folds leukoplecta and 2 cases of postoperative vocal folds adhesion. No accidental rupture of the silicone keel occurred during perioperative period, and the silicone keel was removed in 22.4±2.6 days. All patients were reviewed after removing the silicone keel, the overall effective rate was 90.5%(19/21). Postoperative complications occurred in 5 patients(1 laryngeal infection, 4 granulation tissue hyperplasia), all of whom were cured after conservative treatment. <b>Conclusion:</b>This study explored the feasibility of biomaterial in the treatment of vocal folds adhesion. The biomaterial-silicone keel complex technology is simple to operate and has effect on the prevention of vocal folds adhesions, which is worth of clinical promotion.

PubMedVol. 38(10)
Huashan Hospital (CN)
Voice and Speech Disorders
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