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J Korean Soc Laryngol Phoniatr Logop > Volume 9(2); 1998 > Article
Journal of The Korean Society of Laryngology, Phoniatrics and Logopedics 1998;9(2): 128-133.
자가 콜라겐주입술을 이용한 성대구증환자의 치료
최홍식, 이준협, 정유삼, 임영창, 김광문
연세대학교 의과대학 이비인후과학교실, 음성언어의학연구소
Sulcus Vocalis Treated with Autologous Collagen Injection
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ABSTRACT
Background and Objectives
: Despite of numerous treatment modalities for glottic insufficiency, it still remains unresolved problem. Recently, autologous collagen injection was introduced as a new treatment for glottic insufficiency. This study was attempted to evaluate the efficacy of this treatment modality.
Materials and Method
s : Ten patients diagnosed as symptomatic sulcus vocalis with glottic insufficiency and agreed with this procedure were selected. Injectable collagen was obtained from the patient's dermis. It was injected into the pathologic area of the vocal fold. After injection, 4 of 10 patients were 1311owe4 up more than 5 months, and their voice were evaluated prior to injection and at 5 months after injection, using subjective, perceptual, aerodynamic, acoustic and videostroboscopic assessments.
Results
: In the aerodynamic assessment, 2 of 4(50%) patients was improved in MFR(mean flow rate), but no change was noted in MPT(maximum phonation time). In the acoustic assessment, no definite improvement was noted. In the subjective and perceptual assessments, 2 of 4(50%) patients was improved. In the videostroboscopic assessment, chink was reduced but still remained. Serious complication was not noted.
Conclusion
: Autologous collagen injection was reported as ideal treatment for glottic insufficiency, but our results were relatively unsatisfactory. But considering that our study is preliminary, it is too hasty to determine the efficacy of autologous collagen injection. We think that further study is required.
KEY WORDS: Autologous collagen injection;Sulcus vocalis;
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