laryngectomy
laryngectomy
Definition
laryn·gec·tomy (lar′in jek′tə mē)
laryngectomy
Usage Examples
Converse of object
- undergo: Most people who undergo a laryngectomy find the loss of the ability to speak devastating.
- have: He said: " The valves are used by the speech and language therapists on patients who have had a total laryngectomy.
- require: One of the patients with cricoid chondrosarcoma developed recurrence 8 years after conservation surgery, and required a total laryngectomy for salvage.
Adjective modifier
- partial: In 14 patients ( 52 % ), a partial laryngectomy was done, and 13 patients had a total laryngectomy.
- total: He said: " The valves are used by the speech and language therapists on patients who have had a total laryngectomy.
Modifies a noun
- patient: Patients who have had the voicebox removed ( laryngectomy ) may find the Christie leaflet ' Information for laryngectomy patients having radiotherapy ' helpful.
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