Objectives Tracheal A‐frame deformity is a known consequence of tracheostomy that may
lead to obstruction after decannulation. The goal of this study is to demonstrate the feasibility …

Objectives To compare the clinical outcomes of patients with prophylactic petiole
suspension (PPS) at the time of laryngofissure and patients without PPS. Study Design …

Introduction: Dynamic voice computerized tomography (DVCT) is a novel technique that
provides additional information to characterize laryngeal function for patients with complex …

Abstract Purpose of Review Subglottic stenosis (SGS) and tracheal stenosis (TS) can be
congenital or acquired. Ongoing improvements in neonatal care have led to an increased …

Objective: To explore the speech outcomes of adult patients with repaired cleft palate
through subjective perception evaluation and objective acoustic analysis, and to compare …

Objective This review aims to describe the methods used to assess the vocal quality and
quality of life of children after airway reconstruction and their limitations. Data Sources A …

The main objective of airway reconstruction is to establish a patent laryngeal airway without
the need of a tracheostomy tube as well as being able to support respiration, airway …

Voice therapy should be a component of treatment for any dysphonic patient. Indirect
therapy centered around voice hygiene and patient education, as well as direct therapy that …

Objectives: Post airway reconstruction dysphonia (PARD) is common and has a significant
effect on the quality of life of patients. Vocal fold injection augmentation (VFIA) is one …

Despite a plethora of articles describing airway assessment, there is no magic bullet for
difficult airway evaluation. Statistical validation of scoring systems and radiological …