Links to Literature
Below, we have compiled a list of links to explain the advantages of fat augmentation of the vocal folds from a medical point of view.
M. Hess / M. Tigges - Glottis injection to improve voice function: Review of more than 500 operations
Conclusion:
Sophisticated use of available injection materials can provide a satisfying improvement of voice function with minimal patient discomfort. Adequate indication is mandatory for a favorable outcome. Further improvement regarding biocompatibility and the duration of injection materials is desirable.
A. Ricci Maccarini et al. - "Injection of centrifuged autologous fat in the treatment of glottic insufficiency "
Conclusion:
In conclusion, trans-nasal fiberendoscopic injection laryngoplasty with centrifuged autologous fat appears to be a safe, feasible and efficacious phonosurgical technique for the treatment of glottal insufficiency due to UVFP and seems to provide stable outcomes over time. The procedure is minimally invasive...
F. Haubner et al. - A new atraumatic device for liposuction and injection represents a technical advance for primary fat injection after cordectomy
Conclusion:
Lipoinjections into the vocal folds are well established in otorhinolaryngology. Currently, lipofilling in patients with surgical defects after laser cordectomy is discussed. We describe a new device for liposuction and lipofilling for primary vocal fold reconstruction after...
S. Gupta et.al. - "Autologous Fat Augmentation in Post Type III Cordectomy Patients "
Conclusion:
Autologous Fat Augmentation is an effective procedure for surgical voice rehabilitation of patients who have undergone Type III cordectomy for early laryngeal cancer.
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Emke M. J. M. van den Broek et al. - "Bilateral vocal fold injection with autologous fat in patients with vocal fold atrophy with or without sulcus"
Conclusion:
This study shows that bilateral vocal fold injection with autologous fat is a beneficial treatment not only for patients with atrophy but also for patients with sulcus. A comparison of the results...