A text-book of diseases of the nose and throat (1904)
Kyle, David Braden, 1863-1916 · Philadelphia ; New York ; London : W.B. Saunders · leaf 261
e tubulated form is in reality adenocarcinoma.The tumor may have its origin in any part of the larynx, but ismost commonly situated primarily in the ventricular bands, vocalcords, or epiglottis. The involvement of surrounding structuresdepends on the primary location of the tumor. If it is first… … Fig. 82.—Epithelioma of the larynx (Keens case). tumor proves fatal before such involvement takes place. If, how-ever, it involves the epiglottis, or is extrinsic, the adjacent struct-ures will be involved, and through the communicating lymphaticsthe glands of the neck will be enlarged, and are…
