Voice surgery refers to the operations performed to correct vocal disorders and improve voice quality. Voice cord surgeries can be done by accessing the vocal cords through the mouth under a microscop
Internal structures of the nose, nasopharynx, Eustachian tube entrance, base of tongue, oropharynx, larynx, vocal cords, and hypopharynx (esophagus entrance) can be examined internally (endoscopic) wh
Hans von Leden, one of the founders of modern laryngology, first used the term ‘phonosurgery’ in 1963 to describe processes that alter voice quality and pitch.
Hans von Leden, one of the founders of modern laryngology, first used the term “phonosurgery” in 1963 to describe procedures that alter voice quality and pitch.
After surgery, patients may be advised to take complete voice rest for 1 to 14 days. For benign and small lesions, voice rest after microsurgery is on average 3-7 days, depending on the surgeon's pref
Voice surgery or vocal cord surgery refers to surgeries performed to treat diseases of the vocal cords, whether benign or malignant, or to change the quality of the voice. It is a delicate surgery tha
Ankara vocal cord filling is a treatment method that can be applied in cases where the vocal cords lose volume, mass and movement due to various reasons.
Lasers have been used in laryngeal surgery for many years. The most commonly used laser in microlaryngeal surgery has traditionally been the carbon dioxide [CO2] (10,600 nm) laser. The advantage of th
Injection Laryngoplasty in Patients with Vocal Cord Paralysis After Thyroid Surgery
Vocal cord paralysis is one of the most distressing complications after thyroid surgery. It can lead to breathing problems if bilateral and hoarseness and aspiration if unilateral. Approaches after vo
Thyroplasty is a surgical treatment method used in some diseases that cause hoarseness. This surgery aims to treat voice disorders by making changes in cartilage structures, especially the thyroid car
Videolaryngostroboscopy is a form of endoscopic examination. In this method, as with other endoscopic examination techniques, a part of the body (here the larynx or throat) is made visible through an
