Vocal Fold Cysts may remain asymptomatic or cause severe dysphonia and the symptoms typically guide the management. The primary concerns during surgery that have a direct impact on the postoperative vocal outcomes and chance of cyst recurrence are the the depth of the cyst in the lamina propria , histopathological type of cyst and achieveing complete cyst wall excision. A discussion of these factors shall be detailed. Management of large cysts and lesions that mimic cysts shall also be discussed with the importance of treading with caution highlighted in these situations.

this 90 minutes panel is about tips and tricks from the Operating Room to the Office

Office -based procedures are more and more popular among laryngologists but the limits for this apprach remain frequently poorly defined what could put the patient and the result of the procedure at risk, mainly for the beginners

Based on a PPT presentation and videoclips we will try to define the respective approaches for phonosurgery according to the lesion and the way to proceed

Different procedures like injection laryngoplasties , blue laser and Co2 laser will be presented as well the techniques for local and generall anesthesia