PPT-Surgical Management of the Recurrent Laryngeal Nerve in Thyroidectomy

C Fundakowski N Hales N Agrawal M Barcynski P Camacho D Hartl E Kandil W Liddy T McKenzie J Morris J Ridge R Schneider J Serpell C Sinclair S Snyder D Terris R Tuttle CW Wu R Wong M . 60Hospital PhysicianOctober 1999 Figure 2.Photograph of a normal larynx in vocal fold abduc-tion during respiration. Figure 1.Photograph of a normal larynx in vocal fold adduc- , is more likely traced Roya Azadarmaki et al. Annal of Otology Rhinolgy Laryngology. , August 2009, 118(8) ;587-591. Surgical anatomy. Surgical anatomy. RLN contains 500-1000 motor axons , most of which pass to the adductors (LCA , TA, IA). Dr.S.Ahmad Fanaei. Associate professor. Thyroidectomy. Is it a safe procedure?. Some complications make thyroidectomy a serious surgery. . How much is important to have this surgery done by an experienced surgeon?. Duc. M. Vo, MD. Northwest Surgical Specialists. Disclosures. none. Outline. Definition. Etiologies. Exam findings. Additional testing. Medical management. Surgical options. What is fecal . incontinence?. Vagus nerve. M. ixed nerve.. l. ongest . and most . widely distributed . cranial nerve. . It . is so called because of . its extensive . vague course and distribution. . It conveys most . of the efferent fibres of the cranial part of . Laryngeal. Prominence. Cricothyroid m. (Cut). Thyrohyoid m.. Figure 1.2. Cricoid Cartilage. Thyroid Cartilage. Cricothyroid m.. Sternothyroid m. (Cut). Thyrohyoid m.. Laryngeal. Prominence. Figure 1.1. a.al-nuaimi@sheffield.ac.uk. E. mail: abdulameerh@yahoo.com . Prof. . Abdulameer. Al-. Nuaimi. Larynx, extends from tip of epiglottis C3, to lower edge of . cricoid. cartilage C6.. It is formed of cartilaginous framework, connected by ligaments and muscles, and lined by mucous membrane.. ا. .د.محمد . رديف داود. Mouth. The . is . also known as . the. oral . cavity. . . It has three major functions:. Digestion.  – receives food, . transfer it . the pharynx to preparing . Monitoring of the Left Recurrent Laryngeal Nerve during Mediastinoscopy is Feasible and SafeWolfram KarenovicsTriponez Left Recurrent Laryngeal Nerve (RLN) palsy is a well known complication of cervi ent. lecturer. MRCS,DOHNS,FRCS. Hoarseness. Hoarseness: . is defined as roughness of voice resulting from variations of periodicity and/or intensity of consecutive sound waves.. for production of normal voice , vocal cords should:. Dr. . Dinesh Kumar Sharma . MS (ENT), formerly Assistant Professor, GMC Amritsar. Complex anatomy and embryology. Supraglottis. is embryologically distinct from the glottis. Anatomic barriers produce laryngeal compartments. . Dr. S. . Parthasarathy. . MD., DA., DNB, MD (. Acu. ), Dip. Diabetes, DCA, Dip. Software statistics- . PhD ( physiology), IDRA, FICA . What is it ? . It . consists . of a complex arrangement . of . Laryngeal cartilages. Epiglottis. Thyroid. Cricoid. Arytenoids. Corniculate and Cuneiform. Elastic Tissues of Larynx. Intrinsic. Quadrangular membrane of supraglottic. Conus Elasticus of glottic and subglottic. Recurrent . Laryngeal n.. Recurrent . Laryngeal n.. Internal . Laryngeal n. Piriform. Recess. Internal . Laryngeal n. Recurrent . Laryngeal n.. Posterior . Cricoarytenoid m.. Thyrohyoid m.. Figure 1.1.