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Beyond five years – long term support for HNC patients

  • July 27 2020
  • Richard Gallagher
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I want to congratulate Julie McCrossin and Daniel Taylor for the fantastic Head and Neck Cancer Forum – 2020 VIDEO SERIES and Ricky Onsman for

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TORS surgeons – know your anatomy

  • November 06 2019
  • Richard Gallagher
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I have just returned from the 9th International Robotic Surgery Symposium (IRSS) in Seoul, Korea. This is the fourth in a series of five blog posts:

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    Dr Richard Gallagher @throatsurgeon.bsky.social 14 hours

    Subglottic stenosis is caused by inflammation which results in scar tissue. Trauma is the most common cause. However, a distinct group of patients who have isolated inflammation of the subglottis have no known cause.
    A) Concentric subglottic ulceration
    B) Hard subglottic stenosis
    #SubglotticStenosis
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    Dr Richard Gallagher @throatsurgeon.bsky.social 2 days

    Over the past 35 years since I started training in ENT–head neck surgery the management of oropharyngeal cancer has changed significantly. This has prompted me to write a 2 part blog. www.richardgallagher.com.au/2tcu www.richardgallagher.com.au/y3po #oropharyngeal cancer #TORS
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    Dr Richard Gallagher @throatsurgeon.bsky.social 1 month

    The larynx, or voicebox, consists of the supraglottis, glottis, and subglottis. The subglottis, encircled by cartilage, leads into the trachea and is the narrowest airway part, measuring 12-20 mm in adults. A reduced diameter, called subglottic stenosis, can obstruct the airway.
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    Dr Richard Gallagher @throatsurgeon.bsky.social 1 month

    The Head and Neck Cancer Australia Gala Dinner this past Saturday was very enjoyable and a worthwhile cause. Head and Neck Cancer Australia plays a crucial role by offering resources and support for those affected. Thank you to GenesisCare for the invitation. #HeadandNeckCancer #ENT
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    Dr Richard Gallagher @throatsurgeon.bsky.social 1 month

    Second opinions are sometimes sought, understandably, by patients facing complex treatment, especially when a timely decision is required. To facilitate this I have developed a 2nd opinion service via my website buff.ly/t9K79QP #Healthcare #SecondOpinion #ENT #Necklumps
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    Dr Richard Gallagher @throatsurgeon.bsky.social 2 months

    As an ENT-Head&Neck Surgeon occasionally something unusual comes through the door or in someone’s ear canal. Like this mosquito lying against the eardrum.
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    Dr Richard Gallagher @throatsurgeon.bsky.social 2 months

    Just seen another patient 5 years post Transoral Robotic Surgery (TORS) and neck dissections for an HPV associated oropharyngeal cancer. Fortunately, did not require extra treatment with radiotherapy or chemotherapy. Working, swallowing and cured. See our results @ doi: 10.1007/s11701-024-01910-0.
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    Dr Richard Gallagher @throatsurgeon.bsky.social 5 months

    The da Vinci Single Port (SP) robotic platform will soon be available for TORS in Australia. I've just completed my training in Strasbourg, France. The smaller flexible instruments and 3-D camera will take minimally invasive surgery for tumours of the throat to a new level.
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    Dr Richard Gallagher @throatsurgeon.bsky.social 7 months

    Many of our patients have expressed interest, sometimes bordering on surprise, at the new artworks hanging in our clinic. In particular our "Boomerang" series by Keemon Williams. You can learn more about Keemon here:
    www.richardgallagher.com.au/artwork/boom...
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    Dr Richard Gallagher @throatsurgeon.bsky.social 4 years

    Plunging ranulas in adults. I've seen a lot of them recently. My latest blog discusses diagnosis and treatment, includes more pics (graphic images warning) and challenges the origin of the name #anatomy #medtwitter #surgery https://www.richardgallagher.com.au/news/plunging-ranulas-not-quite-a-fro...

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