|
|
|
|
glossectomy
Surgical removal of all or part of the tongue. (National Cancer Institute)
Archives: The following articles may no longer be available on the web. If you want to inquire on a particular article, please contact the source publication (listed in parentheses).
Understandable Speech Is Possible After Removal of Tongue and ... Aug 10, 2004
For those few patients whose cancers do not respond to organ-sparing techniques, surgical removal of the tongue (glossectomy) and voice box (laryngectomy) may ... Innovations-Report, Germany -
Speech Possible After Tongue, Voice Box Removal Aug 8, 2004
...fare after a TEP. One group had a primary TEP, performed at the time of their laryngectomy and glossectomy. The other group received ... Ivanhoe -
Resources from the National Cancer Institute on glossectomy:
SEER Site-Specific Surgery of Primary Site Codes File Format: PDF/Adobe Acrobat - View as HTML ... [SEER Guideline: Codes 20-27 include shave and wedge resection] 30 Wide excision,
NOS Code 30 includes: Hemiglossectomy Partial glossectomy 40 Radical excision ...
APPENDIX C File Format: PDF/Adobe Acrobat - View as HTML ... Procedures in code 30 include, but are not limited to: Hemiglossectomy
Partial glossectomy 30 Wide excision, NOS Page 4. ORAL CAVITY ...
Cancer.gov - Lip and Oral Cavity Cancer (PDQ®): Treatment Occasionally, patients with tumor of the tongue require almost total glossectomy.
Large lesions generally require combined surgical and radiation treatment. ...
Surgery -- Oral Cavity Excisional biopsy, *, Local surgical excision examples: hemiglossectomy, tonsillectomy,
alveolectomy, X, Radical excision examples: total glossectomy, X, °, °. ...
|
|
|
