Sentence examples for larynx operation from inspiring English sources

Firth, who was very pleased with her Union Jack nail paint, praised Applegate for winning silver six weeks after returning from a larynx operation.

After two years of radiation, he had an operation to remove his larynx.

A listener can slightly imagine how his Caribbean accent sounded before the cancer operation in 1990 that removed his larynx.

His daughter, Althea, was born the same year that he underwent surgery to remove his larynx.

The Manchester Radium Institute had been promoted by a prominent ENT surgeon in the hope of extending the range of "operations" for cancer of the mouth and larynx, and avoiding the chopping out of the tongue and other parts; indeed, such procedures were successfully developed in the 1920s and 1930s.

McCleary underwent surgery twice to repair his larynx.

McCleary, a Montreal Canadiens forward, underwent four hours of surgery yesterday to repair a fractured larynx.

These include cancers of the vagina and labia in women and penis in men (surgeries to cure these diseases are so damaging to tissues that they interfere with sexual function, and no one ever wants to have to undergo these operations), and head and neck cancers (such as tongue, throat, larynx and tonsil cancers).

"Cut larynx off," Dahl said, summarizing the end of the process.

The operation is necessary when cancer (neoplasm) tumours are present on or near the larynx.

See larynx.