Key result
Microscopic excision of a rare subglottic laryngeal myxoma resulted in no macroscopic recurrence and complete symptom resolution at 13 months post-surgery.
Population
36-year-old woman with laryngeal myxoma in the subglottic area presenting with progressive hoarseness and…
Design
Case_report
Follow-up
13 months
Authors
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Microscopic excision may be considered for rare laryngeal myxomas; leaves open long-term outcomes and need for larger studies.
Case Report (n=1)
No
Phonosurgery can be an effective treatment for rare laryngeal myxomas, with no macroscopic recurrence observed at 13 months despite microscopically incomplete excision.
Okada et al. (2014) conducted a case report in Laryngeal myxoma (n=1). Microscopic excision (phonosurgery) was evaluated on Recurrence and symptom resolution. Microscopic excision of a rare subglottic laryngeal myxoma resulted in no macroscopic recurrence and complete symptom resolution at 13 months post-surgery.
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