OBJECTIVE: Surgeons who perform pediatric laryngotracheal reconstruction (LTR) have
traditionally measured outcomes based on successful airway restoration. Additional …

Importance Up to half of children have substantial dysphonia after airway reconstruction.
Visual assessment of vocal function is valuable. Feasibility of flexible and rigid endoscopy …

Objectives We examined select acoustic (signal type), aerodynamic, and perceptual
measures and associated surgical data in a cohort of children who were endoscopically …

• During the past decade, the outcome of laryngotracheal reconstruction in children has
improved substantially regarding airway patency. Now that we feel comfortable with airway …

Children with laryngotracheal stenosis undergo laryngotracheal reconstruction (LTR) to
permit tracheostomy decannulation. We conducted voice assessments of 8 pediatric LTR …

Objectives Patients with laryngotracheal stenosis often require airway reconstruction.
Following surgical intervention, voicing may be produced with either a glottic or supraglottic …

Objectives/Hypothesis Voice quality has emerged as an additional long‐term outcome
measure for patients with a history of airway surgery. The goal of this study was to evaluate …

Objective: To evaluate long-term (> 2 years) voice function and corresponding anatomical
features in children who have undergone augmentation procedures for laryngotracheal …

Objective: To ascertain changes in laryngeal anatomy and function associated with poor
voice outcome after laryngotracheal reconstruction (LTR) and to specifically describe …

This study assesses the effect of pediatric laryngotracheoplasty on voice quality. A group of
ten children who underwent laryngotracheoplasty with thyrotomy and anterior cartilage graft …