Abstract
Acute laryngeal trauma is a great challenge for the otoloaryngologist. Early recognition, accurate evaluation and proper treatment may be crucial to immediate survival and long-term function.
 
 Objective: To describe an endoscopically-guided open reduction and adaptation plate fixation of an acute laryngeal fracture secondary to vehicular accident.
 
 Methods:
 
 
 Study Design: Surgical Innovation/ Case Report
 Setting: Tertiary Hospital in Metro Manila
 
 
 Results: Post-operative follow-up showed good vocal fold function and arytenoid position, with no food regurgitation, signs of aspiration or penetration on fiberoptic endoscopic evaluation of
 swallowing.
 
 Conclusion: Endoscopic guidance allows higher magnification minimizing iatrogenic mucosal damage during manipulation.
 
 Keywords: laryngeal trauma, endoscopic technique, rigid fixation, fracture
 
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