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phonosurgery

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phonosurgery /pho·no·sur·gery/ (-sur″jer-e) a group of surgical procedures whose purpose is to restore, maintain, or enhance the voice.
phonosurgery
ENT A procedure on the vocal cords and adjacent tissue intended to improve the voice's timbre, tone and quality Assessment techniques Acoustic and aerodynamic measurements, laryngeal stroboscopy, manual compression, and intraoperative monitoring of voice Surgical techniques Injection, laryngeal microsurgery, laryngeal framework modification–eg, medialization thyroplasty, laser techniques. See Injection technique, Laryngeal microsurgery. Cf Uvulopalatopharyngoplasty.


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The book begins with a detailed review of respiratory and laryngeal anatomy and physiology, then coves vocal health, evaluation, vocal pathology, neurologically based voice disorders, vocal rehabilitation, phonosurgery, management of head and neck cancer, vocal performance, and drug types and effects on the voice.
 
 
 
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