In this video, the technology we use for nerve monitoring in head and neck surgery is explained. The Nirvana Plus system performs live electromyography (EMG), allowing surgeons to actively see the electrical pulses passing through the nerves.

This video explains the application of laser treatment to the vocal cords for the treatment of: Benign lesions, Premalignant and malignant lesions.

This video explains that vocal cord surgery is always indicated after the patient has completed voice therapy. The main reason is that most vocal cord injuries, such as nodules, polyps, scars, or cysts (mostly benign), are caused by vocal abuse.

This video explains minimally invasive thyroid surgery and when it is indicated. In our practice, we make incisions of less than 3 cm to remove the entire gland.

This video explains the importance of reconstruction after parotid surgery. The main purpose is to fill the defect or “void” left after removing a tumor (benign or malignant) from the gland.

This video explains when robotic surgery with the Da Vinci system is recommended for patients with sleep apnea and primary snoring.

This video explains what transoral robotic surgery is and why it is used on the base of the tongue, tonsils, palate, and, occasionally, the base of the skull.

In this video, Dr. Laureano Giráldez-Rodríguez, an otolaryngologist and head and neck surgeon specializing in transoral robotic surgery, gives a tour of the Da Vinci system.

This video explains the vital importance of nerve monitoring during head and neck surgeries. It emphasizes that this region contains multiple essential nerves that control critical functions such as facial movement, tongue movement, shoulder movement (via the spinal accessory nerve), and vocal cord movement (crucial during thyroid surgery).