This study explores the quality of life of patients suffering from laryngeal defects during various stages of rehabilitative treatment. It examines physical, psychological, and social factors influencing patients' well-being and adaptation to post-treatment conditions. The research highlights the importance of comprehensive rehabilitation programs aimed at improving functional outcomes and enhancing overall life satisfaction. Findings suggest targeted interventions can significantly improve patients' quality of life, emphasizing multidisciplinary approaches in medical and psychological care.

Quality of life, laryngeal defects, rehabilitation, post-treatment, patient well-being, functional recovery, psychological adaptation, multidisciplinary care

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