Partial laryngectomy is indicated for patients with early-stage laryngeal cancer to help preserve part of the speech function and have little effect on swallowing function. So what preparations need to be made before surgery? What should patients pay attention to after surgery to recover quickly?

Total laryngectomy is a major surgery, indicated for patients with widespread laryngeal cancer or severe neck injuries. After performing this surgery, the patient's speech, swallowing and breathing functions will be affected.

Laryngeal cancer is common in people over 60 years of age and is more common in men than women. The stages of laryngeal cancer will help doctors plan the most appropriate treatment and predict the patient's prognosis and response to treatment.

There are two types of valve placement techniques: valve placement, 1 during laryngectomy or valve placement, 2 after laryngectomy. No matter what type of valve is indicated, the patient should absolutely cooperate with the doctor.