Is laryngeal cancer surgery open surgery or minimally invasive surgery

For laryngeal cancer patients who are in the early stages of the disease, minimally invasive treatment can be adopted under the guidance of a doctor. If the lesion is large, surgical treatment is generally chosen. The specific treatment needs to be analyzed based on the patient's specific situation and cannot be generalized.

1. Situations where minimally invasive treatment is generally chosen: If the patient is relatively young and is in the early stages of the disease, there is no metastasis or spread to distant sites, and the lesion is relatively small, minimally invasive treatment can be used.

2. Situations where surgery is chosen: If the patient is older and the lesion is larger, and there is a tendency to metastasize and spread to surrounding tissues, surgery is necessary because minimally invasive treatment alone may not be able to completely remove the lesion.

Patients with laryngeal cancer need to rest more after surgery. They should also pay attention to the cleanliness of the wound and avoid touching the wound with their hands, otherwise it may increase the probability of bacterial infection and hinder the rapid healing of the wound. In addition, they should also adjust their diet structure. In the short term, they can eat liquid or semi-liquid food in moderation, such as millet porridge, milk, etc., which can help enhance satiety.