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See Latest ArticlesChanges in laryngeal sensation evaluated with a new method before and after radiotherapy
European Archives of Oto-Rhino-Laryngology, 08/27/09
Ozawa K et al. – Radiotherapy of the laryngopharynx sometimes leads to functional disabilities including swallowing dysfunction. One of the reasons for these disabilities is a deterioration of laryngeal sensation. Laryngeal sensation recovered in most cases within 1 year after radiotherapy. The present study clearly demonstrates the deterioration of laryngeal sensation with radiotherapy.
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