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To prevent post-surgical dysphagia in oral or oropharyngeal cancer patients, crico-pharyngeal myotomy and laryngeal suspension are recommended; however, its indication has been controversial. When it was though that patients would lose the mechanisms of laryngeal elevation or mechanisms to produce oropharyngeal pressure we opted for crico-pharyngeal myotomy and laryngeal suspension: total or subtotal glossectomy with bilateral resection of suprahyoid muscles, and wide resection of the oropharynx including the tongue base. In this paper, we report the usefulness and limitation of crico-pharyngeal myotomy and laryngeal suspension after wide resection of the tongue or oropharynx.

Usefulness and Limitation of Crico-pharyngeal Myotomy and Laryngeal Suspension after Wide Resection of the Tongue or Oropharynx.