Compartments of the Human Larynx

Sato, Kiminori

doi:10.1007/978-981-10-5586-7_8

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“…2(p631) Reinke space is referred to not only as the superficial layer of the lamina propria of the adult vocal fold mucosa but also as a compartment of the human vocal fold mucosa. 3 Only small blood vessels (capillaries) run through Reinke space and run essentially parallel to the vocal fold edge. 4,5 The pericytes around the capillaries appear to support and protect the capillary walls in the vibrating tissue.…”

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Permeability and Weibel–Palade Bodies of the Blood Vessels in the Human Vocal Fold Mucosa

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Surgical Histoanatomy of the Larynx for Phonosurgery

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is performed on the human larynx to treat phonatory dysfunction and improve the quality of voice. 2. There are two major categories of phonosurgery. One surgical option is open-neck laryngeal surgery, which is performed via an extralaryngeal approach. The other is endolaryngeal microsurgery and endoscopic surgery, which are performed via an intralaryngeal approach. 3. When performing phonosurgery via an extralaryngeal approach, it is very important to be able to visualize the internal laryngeal structures by looking at the laryngeal cartilage. Furthermore, when performing phonosurgery via an intralaryngeal approach, it is important to be able to visualize the internal laryngeal structures, including histoanatomy, by observing the mucosa of the lumen. An understanding of the histologic structures of the vocal fold is also essential when performing phonosurgery. 4. Knowledge of the three-dimensional structure, histology and histopathology of the larynx is indispensable when performing phonosurgery.

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Compartments of the Human Larynx

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Permeability and Weibel–Palade Bodies of the Blood Vessels in the Human Vocal Fold Mucosa

Permeability and Weibel–Palade Bodies of the Blood Vessels in the Human Vocal Fold Mucosa

Surgical Histoanatomy of the Larynx for Phonosurgery

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