CASE DISCUSSION
Laryngeal Cancer: Diagnosis, Staging and Management - A Practical Overview
Presented by Dr. Arsheed HakeemViews
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Case Description
Laryngeal cancer is a significant head and neck malignancy that requires timely diagnosis and a structured treatment approach to achieve optimal outcomes. This session provides a practical overview of the clinical presentation, diagnostic pathways, and staging systems essential for accurate disease...
Case Summary
- Laryngeal cancers, predominantly squamous cell carcinoma, are strongly linked to tobacco and alcohol use, typically affecting individuals aged 50-70. The larynx is divided into the glottis (vocal cords), supraglottis (above the cords), and subglottis (below the cords), each further subdivided into specific anatomical sites. Diagnosis begins with indirect laryngoscopy and fiber optic or rigid scope examination for clinical staging.
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Dr. Arsheed Hakeem
Senior Consultant Head and Neck Oncologist, Apollo Cancer Hospital and Apollo Cancer Institute, HyderabadDisclosures
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