What is the cure rate of early laryngeal cancer

Even if many patients adopt the above treatment methods according to the doctor's instructions, they still want to know the cure rate of laryngeal cancer. Because only by knowing the cure rate of laryngeal cancer can they have the confidence to continue treatment and have hope of survival. So what is the cure rate of laryngeal cancer? The cure rate of laryngeal cancer is relatively high, but the condition of each patient is different, so a simple number cannot be used as the cure rate of laryngeal cancer. After the patient has surgery, the tumor is removed, and then radiotherapy and chemotherapy are performed, the cure rate is relatively high. Patients must firmly believe in doctors and use reasonable drugs for auxiliary treatment according to the doctor's method. Don't believe in special medicines or special prescriptions at will.

1. Surgical treatment: Different laryngeal cancers require different surgical treatments. Laryngeal carcinoma in situ is suitable for laryngoscopic resection; glottic cancer is suitable for partial laryngectomy; supraglottic cancer is suitable for supraglottic laryngectomy; and total laryngectomy is suitable for total laryngectomy. At present, these surgeries are all minimally invasive, retain voice function, have little bleeding, and are not widely diffused.

2. Combined therapy of surgery and radiotherapy: refers to surgery plus preoperative or postoperative radiotherapy, which can increase the 5-year survival rate of surgical treatment by 10% to 20%.

3. Biological therapy: Although there are some reports, most biological therapies are still in the experimental stage and the efficacy is not confirmed. They include recombinant cytokines, adoptively transferred immune cells, monoclonal antibodies, tumor molecular vaccines, etc.