Laryngeal cancer usually occurs in people from the age of 40 onwards, more commonly in men. Laryngeal cancer, if not treated in time, can cause many dangerous complications. Currently, there are many methods to treat laryngeal cancer, but surgery is always the preferred option.

Laryngeal papillomas are lesions of the larynx and trachea. This is a benign tumor of the larynx, caused by overproduction of squamous cells, forming small papillomas and developing into laryngeal nodules. The disease occurs in both adults and children with different clinical manifestations.