Benign vocal fold lesions cause dysphonia by preventing vocal fold closure, causing
irregular vibration and increasing compensatory muscle tension. Voice therapy delivered in …

Purpose: The purpose of this article is to review the wound healing process of the vocal fold
following phonomicrosurgery to remove benign vocal fold lesions in professional voice …

Purpose To present our experience with a new microsurgical approach for treatment of the
Reinke's edema in suspension laryngoscopy–microdebridement. After a short review of …

SUMMARY Objectives Vocal fold nodules (VFNs) are bilateral, mid-membranous, swellings
of the vocal folds. Intralesional steroid injection was successfully tried in the management of …

Background To evaluate the clinical and functional outcome of patients having benign vocal
fold lesions who were treated with carbon dioxide laser. Methods For this Study a total of 41 …

The aim of this study is to compare the relatively new CO 2 laser microlaryngeal surgery and
conventional cold dissection method in treatment of minimal associated pathological lesions …

Objective This case comparison explored the relation between personality, perceived
present control, and postoperative voice rest (as estimated by self-report and objective voice …

In the era of globalisation, numerous technical methods have emerged in the management
of benign laryngeal lesions. Still cold knife endolaryngeal surgery holds the basic and …

Voice rest (VR) is commonly recommended for patients following phonomicrosurgery.
However, the growing body of voice rest literature has yet to identify the optimal type and …

Background: Vocal cord polyp usually arises from the epithelium and the lamina propria.
Minimally invasive dissection procedures are employed to treat these vocal cord polyp for an …