Ultrasound
Ultrasound Diagnostic Department

The preoperative ultrasound examination is performed in the presence of the surgeon who gives guidelines and acquires a full understanding of the findings for life and not from a report after the end of the examination as is usually done.
It is crucial for the surgeon to work with the radiologist during the examination to fully investigate the affected area.
It allows the complete identification with a precision of a millimeter of the findings to be removed throughout the area of the Larynx and the Head.
It is completed with a puncture and rapid biopsy in the presence of a specialized associate of a Cytologist if necessary.
The investigation is therefore extended to all areas where metastases or congenital lesions are possible except the main patient so that they can be treated surgically all together in one operation.
Simultaneous operation on all lesions with one operation is the one that, with the least possible inconvenience, ensures radical recovery and rapid recovery of the patient.
A detailed mapping and detailed operation plan is then prepared so that nothing is left to chance, which fully addresses all the problems.