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Advances in Early Glottic Cancer Treatment Options with Dr. Bharat Panuganti, Dr. Gopi Shah, Dr. Ashley Agan on the BackTable ENT Podcast
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BackTable ENT & Allergy

Episode # 199  •  12 Nov 2024

Advances in Early Glottic Cancer Treatment Options

Is a subtle voice change something to ignore? In this episode of the Backtable ENT podcast, hosts Gopi Shah and Dr. Ashley Agan speak with Dr. Bharat Panuganti, a laryngologist from Washington University in St. Louis, about the diagnosis, treatment, and management of early glottic cancer.

Timestamps

00:00 - Introduction
03:09 - Understanding Early Glottic Cancer and Symptoms
08:09 - Physical Examination, FEES and Stroboscopy
14:19 - Intraoperative Imaging Techniques
31:33 - Radiation vs. Surgery: Predicting Outcomes
32:18 - Laser Surgery and Technologial Advances
42:51 - Robotic Surgery
47:13 - Postoperative Care and Patient Counseling
52:53 - Equitable Care and Treatment Choices

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More about this episode

First, the doctors discuss the importance of not underestimating voice changes such as dysphonia. Then, they discuss the evolving demographics and risk factors of laryngeal cancers. Dr. Panuganti also explains his approach to using advanced imaging techniques and lasers in treatment. The conversation highlights the necessity of personalized and compassionate patient care, considering both surgical and radiation therapy options. The discussion concludes with advice on the importance of consistent patient follow-up for early detection and treatment of recurrences.

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