1. During 8-year period 14 patients were treated for laryngotracheal trauma complex(8 of them with blunt injury and 6 with penetrating injury).

2. Conclusion The rabbit model of cicatricial laryngotracheal stenosis can be easily established, which can serve in the research of treatment of laryngotracheal stenosis.

3. Results: Concluded the principles of dealing with emergent laryngotracheal trauma and the proceedings need to pay attention.

4. Results:No single case of serious complication and laryngotracheal stenosis (LS) was found among 112 cases operated.

5. Objective:In order to improve the treatment methods of laryngotracheal atresia, several improved surgical procedures were used.

6. Management of laryngotracheal trauma may be difficult and anxiety provoking because the airway, cervical spine, major hemorrhage and associated traumatic injuries must all be considered.

7. Methods9 cases of patients with laryngotracheal stenosis were treated with nickel-titanium shape-memory alloy stent.

8. Conclusion:Treating the laryngotracheal benign lesion with microwave coagulation is a simple, quick, safe and effective way.

9. OBJECT:To analyze management of laryngotracheal injuries for improving diagnosis and treatment of laryngotracheal injuries and prevention of laryngotracheal stenosis.

10. Objective To explore a new surgical approach for the renovation of laryngotracheal stenosis.

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11. ObjectiveTo explore the value of combination of nickel-titanium shape-memory alloy stent in the treatment of laryngotracheal stenosis.

12. Objective To explore the treatment and prognosis on patients with laryngotracheal invasion by well-differentiated thyroid carcinoma(DTC).

13. Objective To establish a simple and stable rabbit model of cicatricial laryngotracheal stenosis.

14. Objective:To investigate the effects of anteroposterior cricoid split interposition grafting on children with laryngotracheal stenosis.

15. In otorhinolaryngology field, there is no ideal technique to deal with the deformity and dysfunction due to the laryngotracheal framework defect.

16. The phary-esophagus passage could be restored by retaining the mucosa, pectoralis major myocutaneous flap, laryngotracheal flap, split skin flap, stomach transposition and colon interposition etc.

17. Reconstruction with combined bipedicled myocutaneous flap and costal cartilage or artificial materials are better for severe laryngotracheal stenosis and large tracheal defect.