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Larynx carcinoma (case)
Man, 66 yrs with voice change (
“
hot
potatoe
”
) and dysphagia since 3-4
months.
Normal intake, no weight loss.
No comorbidity.
Smoking 44 PY, alcohol no.
Physical exam reveals supraglottic
tumor with deformation of epiglottis,
involvement of bilateral a-e folds and
limited invasion false cords.
Bilateral pyriform sinus and vocal
cords uninvolved and normal
mobility.
Palpable lymph nodes level II-III right
and level II left.
Biopsy shows squamous cell
carcinoma.