N	Concordance
1	sis has shown that in 23 patients (20%) laryngeal cancer was detected in an adva
2	n failure. The effects seen in advanced laryngeal cancer and those related to hi
3	erapy. Serum and tumor extracts of each laryngeal cancer patient contained a sub
4	sue. There, extralaryngeal extension of laryngeal cancer preferentially occurs. 
5	l be adept in the subtleties of staging laryngeal cancer involving the supraglot
6	to cancer transformation, as well as to laryngeal cancer detection at an early s
7	n the neck, especially in patients with laryngeal cancer preexposed to radiation
8	ertain head and neck carcinomas such as laryngeal cancer, limited stage prostate
9	e patient closely. Present knowledge of laryngeal cancer, its therapeutic option
10	sions may increase the relative risk of laryngeal cancer. The regular consumptio