Recently, Mr. Yang from Qingyuan, Guangdong Province, found Dr. Zheng Ligang for ear, nose and throat due to hoarseness in March, and after examination, he was found to have polyps on both vocal cords. This condition is generally caused by talking too much, and it is necessary to remove the polyp surgically, and taking medicine generally does not have much effect.
After considering it, I was admitted to the hospital, this time I did minimally invasive surgery for vocal cord masses under general anesthesia endoscopy, and the operation began after intubation under general anesthesia, supporting the laryngoscope to expose the vocal cords, and minimally invasive removal of polyp tissue of both vocal cords under laryngeal endoscopy, and the whole process was very smooth. There was no obvious discomfort and no surgery-related complications in the postoperative rounds.
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