Method Of Electrophysiological Identification Of Laryngeal Nerves - Shidlovskyi, Olexandr;Dyvak, Micola;Sheremet, Michael
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The method and technology of intraoperative identification of the laryngeal nerves among the tissues of an operating wound are developed. Technologically, the scheme of the method consists in recording the changes in the position of vocal cords in the vocal cavity by the magnitude of the amplitude of the sound vibrations in response to the electrostimulation of tissues of a surgical wound with a given frequency. It is based on modern data on the physiology of the larynx and the peculiarities of its voice-forming function. For its implementation, general intravenous anesthesia is used for…mehr

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Produktbeschreibung
The method and technology of intraoperative identification of the laryngeal nerves among the tissues of an operating wound are developed. Technologically, the scheme of the method consists in recording the changes in the position of vocal cords in the vocal cavity by the magnitude of the amplitude of the sound vibrations in response to the electrostimulation of tissues of a surgical wound with a given frequency. It is based on modern data on the physiology of the larynx and the peculiarities of its voice-forming function. For its implementation, general intravenous anesthesia is used for independent breathing using a laryngeal mask. A high-quality microphone is located in the mask to record sound vibrations. The method allows to identify the recurrent and superior nerves of the larynx, to determine their topographic and anatomical features of the location and entrance to the larynx, to monitor the course of the nerve during the operation, or to determine the area of its passage, to prevent nerve injury and to preserve the pharyngeal function of the larynx.
Autorenporträt
O. Shidlovskyi MD, professeur agrégé de chirurgie, département ¿2, "I. Horbachevskyi Ternopil State Medical University", Ukrain. M. Sheremet PHD, Associate Professor of Surgery Department ¿1, "Bucovinian State Medical University", Chernivtsi, Ukraine. M. Dyvak Prof., Département d'informatique, Université économique nationale de Ternopil, Ukraine.