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Minimally invasive approach for the management of the leaking tracheoesophageal puncture

An enlarging tracheoesophageal puncture (TEP) site after total laryngectomy is associated with substantial functional, hygienic, and potentially life‐threatening problems. The enlarged TEP is challenging to manage. TEP injection (TEP‐I) for control of the enlarged puncture site may be beneficial in avoiding surgery. Our study reviewed the clinical outcomes of patients at a single institution with enlarged TEP treated by office‐based TEP‐I.