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Archives of Otolaryngology - Head and Neck Surgery, 1992
To the Editor. —We read with interest the article by Mahieu and Dikkers 1 on indirect microlaryngostroboscopic surgery. This intriguing new procedure raises several issues that need to be addressed. First, on a historical note, indirect binocular microlaryngoscopy has been a standard procedure in European medical centers for many years.
D. M. ALESSI, H. VON LEDEN
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To the Editor. —We read with interest the article by Mahieu and Dikkers 1 on indirect microlaryngostroboscopic surgery. This intriguing new procedure raises several issues that need to be addressed. First, on a historical note, indirect binocular microlaryngoscopy has been a standard procedure in European medical centers for many years.
D. M. ALESSI, H. VON LEDEN
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Comprehensive therapy, 1996
Phonosurgery is composed of procedures that are intended to maintain or improve the quality of the voice by correcting defects in laryngeal sound production. These procedures are rooted in a rich medical history that dates back to the early 19th century.
D A, Kieff, S M, Zeitels
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Phonosurgery is composed of procedures that are intended to maintain or improve the quality of the voice by correcting defects in laryngeal sound production. These procedures are rooted in a rich medical history that dates back to the early 19th century.
D A, Kieff, S M, Zeitels
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Journal of Voice, 1989
Summary Phonosurgery for singers poses some delicate problems, particularly concerning surgical indications, surgical techniques, and postoperative follow-up. Our own experience includes 101 cases of adult singers operated upon over the last 15 years: 19 nonclassical singers (pop, rock, etc.); 54 nonprofessional classical singers (music teachers ...
Guy Cornut, Marc Bouchayer
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Summary Phonosurgery for singers poses some delicate problems, particularly concerning surgical indications, surgical techniques, and postoperative follow-up. Our own experience includes 101 cases of adult singers operated upon over the last 15 years: 19 nonclassical singers (pop, rock, etc.); 54 nonprofessional classical singers (music teachers ...
Guy Cornut, Marc Bouchayer
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The Journal of Laryngology & Otology, 1980
A new surgical approach (CAP--Combined Approach Palatopharyngoplasty) is described for the correction of speech defects in palatopharyngeal incompetence. In palatopharyngeal incompetence the spatial relationships between the various components of the palatopharyngeal mechanism are disturbed. This combined approach brings about near-normal relationships
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A new surgical approach (CAP--Combined Approach Palatopharyngoplasty) is described for the correction of speech defects in palatopharyngeal incompetence. In palatopharyngeal incompetence the spatial relationships between the various components of the palatopharyngeal mechanism are disturbed. This combined approach brings about near-normal relationships
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Phonosurgery for voice improvement and restoration
Medical Clinics of North America, 1993Recent advances in laryngology have occurred simultaneously in both the diagnostic and therapeutic realms. The advent of sophisticated voice laboratories with the ability for in-depth analysis of voice disorders has provided insights into their pathophysiology necessary to develop sophisticated procedures to treat them. Experience with these procedures
K A, Shumrick, J L, Gluckman
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Stroboscopy and Phonosurgery-Reply
Archives of Otolaryngology - Head and Neck Surgery, 1992In Reply. —We thank Dr Alessi for his valuable remarks on endolaryngeal surgery for benign conditions of the vocal folds. We acknowledge the fact that indirect microlaryngoscopic surgery is more rarely performed in the United States than in some European centers. In Europe it is a procedure that is mostly performed in specialized phonosurgical centers.
H. F. MAHIEU, F. G. DIKKERS
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Advances and Refinements in Phonosurgery
Otolaryngology–Head and Neck Surgery, 1995Educational objectives: To understand the basic principles of phonosurgical techniques and appreciate refinements that will optimize surgical results and to achieve an awareness of the newer surgical techniques that have been employed and those that are being developed.
Charles N. Ford +2 more
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Vocal fold exposure in phonosurgery
Journal of Voice, 1993A difficult laryngeal exposure is made easier by placement of the patient's head and neck into the Boyce-Jackson "sniffing position" and then flexing them further if necessary, by selection of a laryngoscope appropriate to the patient and to the triangular glottic shape, by placement of the laryngoscope along the path of least resistance, by use of a ...
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Complications of phonosurgery: Results of a national survey
The Laryngoscope, 1998AbstractObjective: Medialization laryngoplasty (ML) and arytenoid adduction (AA) have become common treatments for vocal fold paralysis. The widespread use of these procedures has required many surgeons to learn these new surgeries through postgraduate education sources.
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