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Narrow Band Imaging (NBI) is an optical method that helps the surgeon visualize lesions that are not always visible under white light endoscopy. First the method was used in gastroenterology, almost 10 years ago, with great success. Four years ago the optical method was transferred in the ENT (Ear Nose Throat) field and now it is available on fiber optic and rigid endoscopes. The technological advancement, the introduction of new video chips capable to produce HDTV (high definition TV) images offered the surgeon the ability to obtain high resolution, dynamic images during flexible or fixed endoscopic examination of the larynx. The aim of the paper was to evaluate the utility of the intraoperative use of NBI technology in obtaining disease free resection margins during endoscopic surgery of the larynx.

The utility of Narrow Band Imaging in obtaining disease free resection margins during endo-scopic surgery of the larynx