Laser surgery for the laryngeal polyps and nodules: narrative review
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Laryngeal polyps and nodules are common benign lesions of the vocal folds that significantly affect voice quality. The traditional treatment approach has been surgical excision, often using carbon dioxide (CO2) lasers because of their precision and minimal thermal damage. This review consolidates current knowledge on the efficacy, safety, and future directions of laser surgery for laryngeal polyps and nodules. Recent advances in laser technology and alternative therapeutic modalities are also discussed. Although CO2 lasers remain a gold standard, emerging treatments, such as photodynamic therapy, radiofrequency ablation, and novel pharmacological agents, have promise for future clinical applications.
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Laryngeal polyps and nodules are common benign lesions of the vocal folds that significantly affect voice quality. The traditional treatment approach has been surgical excision, often using carbon dioxide (CO2) lasers because of their precision and minimal thermal damage. This review consolidates current knowledge on the efficacy, safety, and future directions of laser surgery for laryngeal polyps and nodules. Recent advances in laser technology and alternative therapeutic modalities are also discussed. Although CO2 lasers remain a gold standard, emerging treatments, such as photodynamic therapy, radiofrequency ablation, and novel pharmacological agents, have promise for future clinical applications.
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