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Selective management of early glottic cancer

Seventy patients with stage I and II glottic cancer were treated at the University of Utah School of Medicine hospitals from 1980 through 1987. Forty‐four patients had stage I cancer and 26 patients had stage II. The overall survival in the stage I group was 82%. Primary site control was 93% with only three deaths due to laryngeal cancer. Local control rates were 93% with CO2 laser excision, 80% with CO2 laser and irradiation, and 67% with radiation alone.