Professional voice users include not only singers and actors, but also attorneys, politicians,
clergy, educators (including some physicians), telephone receptionists, and others. This …

Substantial advances in understanding the anatomy and physiology of phonation, and the
new technology that has improved voice measurement and voice surgery, have led to …

A careful and thoughtful history is extremely important in helping to elucidate the cause of a
patient's voice complaints. An understanding of the patient's performance and rehearsal …

Laryngologists specializing in voice devote the majority of their practices to the medical
management of benign voice disorders. Indeed, although most of us are active surgeons …

Voice disorders are commonly seen in general medical practice. In some cases voice
disorders represent the presenting symptom for serious underlying disease. It is important …

Abstract Purpose of Review Caring for the vocal performance community represents a great
privilege. A multidisciplinary team approach that is both accessible and sensitive to the …

One of the many tasks a laryngologist is assigned to is the care of the professional voice.
When discussing professional voice users, it is natural to consider performing artists such as …

Medical care of singers and actors inspired the development of voice as a subspecialty of
laryngology. Although the interest was originally aesthetic and scientific, the broader …

Laryngologists specializing in voice devote the majority of their practices to the medical
management of benign voice disorders. Indeed, although most of us are active surgeons …