larynx

Converse of object

• remove: Future prospects After an operation to remove the larynx, normal speech is no longer possible because the vocal cords have been removed.
• have: It was said that she had an adult larynx.
• enter: The nerves pass beneath Berry's ligament ( a thickened area of fascia next to the trachea ) and enter the larynx.
• paralyze: In a severely paralyzed larynx, the airway actually gets smaller rather than bigger during strenuous exercise as the paralyzed side collapses inwards.
• visualize: Postoperative edema and bleeding can make it difficult to visualize the larynx.
• keep: Various surgical techniques can be used to keep the larynx open to improve breathing.

Adjective modifier

• artificial: If a laryngectomee is unable to use a neck placed artificial larynx an oral adaptor can be used.
• supraglottic: We report one case of KS of the supraglottic larynx, and intralesional injections were performed.
• human: One such contingency was the particular location of the human larynx.
• glottic: AB - BACKGROUND: Squamous cell carcinoma of the glottic larynx is strongly related to cigarette smoking and excessive ethanol intake.
• female: However, the male larynx increases far more in size than the female larynx, giving men their big booming voices.

Modifies a noun

• cancer: Some doctors believe they may play a part in preventing cancers, including larynx cancer.
• risk: Diet to prevent cancer A diet high in fresh fruit and vegetables seems to reduce cancer of the larynx risk.
• subject: A significantly higher index of chromosome breaks was found in larynx cancer subjects as compared with the controls.
• preservation: To assess the influence of patient characteristics, complication rates, and to evaluate the overall larynx preservation.