Benign laryngeal tumor surgery using the latest Zeiss Kinevo 900 microscope

Benign tracheal tumors require thorough examination and treatment at each specific stage. If internal treatment, medication, and vocal training fail to alleviate discomfort, the tumor may require surgical removal.

Surgery performed by experienced specialists

At HFH, a team of experienced specialists in the field such as Dr. Vo Thanh Quang, Dr. Doan Viet Cuong, and Dr. Vu Duy Khanh, directly examine and advise patients on treatment methods, closely monitoring them during and after surgery to ensure the highest success rate.

Using intratracheal anesthesia

To prepare for surgery, patients undergo examination and imaging diagnosis to accurately determine the location and size of the tracheal tumor. Patients and their families are provided with specific explanations to visualize their surgery process.

Furthermore, to ensure safety and high success, patients undergo intratracheal anesthesia in a modern, one-way sterile operating room.

Specialized endoscopy and state-of-the-art surgical microscope

Patients undergo tracheal endoscopy using specialized equipment and the state-of-the-art Carl Zeiss Kinevo 900 surgical microscope, which provides clear, magnified images to clearly reveal tracheal tumors, helping surgeons effectively address any lesions.

Furthermore, doctors use surgical instruments to remove tumors and control bleeding if needed.

Minimal bleeding, rapid recovery

Based on active endoscopic mucosal wire activities observed on video, specialized doctors and surgical staff decide on the most accurate tumor removal position to ensure no damage, quick removal with minimal bleeding, and improved voice recovery post-surgery.

Closely monitored and well cared for

At HFH, the system monitors the management of equipment, machinery in industrial operation processes, and aseptic technology according to strict US standards. Patients use fewer antibiotics, and recovery time is extremely fast.

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