Can electronic laryngoscope detect laryngeal cancer?

Electronic laryngoscopy may reveal laryngeal cancer, but different patients may present differently in this examination. Electronic laryngoscope uses advanced optical digital technology to provide clear image quality and make a clear diagnosis for patients with laryngeal tumors. This examination is less irritating, painless, convenient, and takes a short operation time, making it easy for patients to accept. Of course, in addition to electronic laryngoscopes, laryngeal cancer can also be found through pathological tissue biopsy, X-rays, CT and other examinations.

1. Pathological tissue biopsy

Direct laryngoscope is used to obtain an appropriate amount of pathological tissue for corresponding analysis, which is the gold standard for diagnosing this disease.

2. X-ray

X-rays can help determine the general location of laryngeal cancer, the shape and size of the lesion, and changes in the cartilage, soft tissue of the cervical spine, or trachea.

3. CT

The doctor will arrange a conventional CT or enhanced CT examination based on the patient's condition to help determine the growth site, invasion range, and metastasis of the laryngeal tumor.

After laryngeal cancer is discovered, patients need surgery, radiotherapy, biological immunity or chemotherapy as soon as possible. In addition to treatment, patients also need to pay attention to care, change breathing, swallowing, coughing and other habits, keep the airway open and breathe comfortably. At the same time, pay attention to disease detection, and if there are symptoms of difficulty breathing, notify the