Laryngo- rhino- otologie · 1997
[Perfusion manometry in the evaluation of postoperative swallowing function following various reconstructive procedures of the upper aero-digestive tract].
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Sommer K, Bürk C, Sommer T, Remmert S
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BACKGROUND: The swallowing function can be restored after large oncologic resections in the upper aerodigestive tract with microvascular anastomosed transplants.
PATIENTS AND METHODS: With the help of the perfusion manometry we would like to demonstrate the functional advantages of this reconstruction method. We examined three reconstructed regions: tongue with 15 patients, soft palate with 11 patients, and the laryngeal and pharyngeal complex after total laryngopharyngectomy with 17 patients.
RESULTS: Patients with reconstructed tongue or soft palate reached 69% or 74% of their pressure compared to normal values.
CONCLUSIONS: We demonstrated that although normal pressure values were not reached after reconstruction of large defects with microvascular anastomosed transplants; these reconstruction methods restored the pressure gradient essential for swallowing, with a higher pressure of the soft palate and a lower pressure of the base of tongue.
PATIENTS AND METHODS: With the help of the perfusion manometry we would like to demonstrate the functional advantages of this reconstruction method. We examined three reconstructed regions: tongue with 15 patients, soft palate with 11 patients, and the laryngeal and pharyngeal complex after total laryngopharyngectomy with 17 patients.
RESULTS: Patients with reconstructed tongue or soft palate reached 69% or 74% of their pressure compared to normal values.
CONCLUSIONS: We demonstrated that although normal pressure values were not reached after reconstruction of large defects with microvascular anastomosed transplants; these reconstruction methods restored the pressure gradient essential for swallowing, with a higher pressure of the soft palate and a lower pressure of the base of tongue.