Glottic Cancer

Early glottic cancer is treated with surgery or radiation therapy, depending on tumor characteristics. This article covers transoral laser microsurgery, biopsy techniques, and emerging technologies like confocal laser endomicroscopy and infrared cameras, plus post-op care and monitoring strategies.

The most common symptoms of glottic cancer is dysphonia, with pain or hemoptysis potentially indicating deeper tumor invasion. Expert laryngologist Dr. Bharat Panuganti covers diagnostic approaches in glottic cancer, and how new modalities can assist with accurate staging.