Carbon Dioxide Laser Microsurgical Median Glossotomy for Resection of Lingual Dermoid Cysts

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Abstract

Dermoid cysts are epithelial-lined cavities with skin adnexae in the capsule. Only 7% is present in the head and neck. Between 2004 and 2013, four patients with a lingual dermoid cyst underwent a microsurgical carbon dioxide laser resection via a median sagittal glossotomy approach. This approach is an elegant technique combining superior visualization, hemostasis, and little postoperative edema with good wound healing, allowing for perfect function preservation of the tongue.

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Corvers, K., Hens, G., Meulemans, J., Delaere, P., Hermans, R., & Vander Poorten, V. (2016). Carbon Dioxide Laser Microsurgical Median Glossotomy for Resection of Lingual Dermoid Cysts. Frontiers in Surgery, 3. https://doi.org/10.3389/fsurg.2016.00042

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