Airway Surgery
Advanced surgical procedures for complex airway disorders focused on restoring normal breathing while preserving voice and swallowing. Our approach combines endoscopic and open techniques to manage both congenital and acquired airway conditions.
Procedures & Treatments
Laryngotracheal reconstruction for subglottic and tracheal stenosis
Tracheostomy and tracheal resection with primary anastomosis
Endoscopic laser surgery for laryngeal and tracheal webs and stenosis
Laryngeal framework surgery (thyroplasty, arytenoid adduction) for vocal cord paralysis
Partial laryngectomy for early laryngeal cancers with voice preservation
Supraglottoplasty for laryngomalacia in children and adults
Airway stenting for tracheobronchial malacia and complex stenosis
Cricotracheal resection for severe subglottic stenosis
Benefits & Advantages
Multidisciplinary airway team with anesthesia and pulmonary specialists
Advanced imaging and navigation for precise surgical planning
Minimally invasive endoscopic techniques for faster recovery
Preservation of voice and swallowing function whenever possible
Customized airway stents for complex reconstructions
Postoperative speech and swallowing rehabilitation support
Expert care for both pediatric and adult airway conditions
Emergency airway management for critical situations
Common Airway Conditions
Airway Stenosis
Narrowing of airway due to scarring, trauma, or prolonged intubation requiring reconstruction
Vocal Cord Paralysis
Reduced vocal cord movement affecting breathing, voice, and swallowing
Tracheal Disorders
Includes malacia, tumors, and injuries requiring specialized airway reconstruction