Abstract
The described clinical case demonstrates that extended radical surgery, radiotherapy, and orthotopic repair of the laryngopharynx with the cervical esophagus could be successfully combined in one step. Microsurgical autotransplantation of a visceral flap contributed to a smooth postoperative course and a reduction in the time of adequate rehabilitation with recovery of good nutrition and social adaptation in the patient. The ten-year relapse-free follow-up suggests that it is adequate to determine treatment volume and policy in the patient.
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