Voice Disorders

• Voice disorders in professional voice users including singers, actors, lawyers, teachers, and clergy
• Benign growths of the vocal cords including nodules, polyps, and cysts
• Infectious and inflammatory diseases of the vocal cords including acute and chronic laryngitis, granuloma, papilloma, and acid reflux affecting the larynx
• Neurologic disorders of the larynx, including spasmodic dysphonia, laryngeal tremor, stroke, vocal cord paralysis and paresis, and Parkinson’s disease.
• Narrowing of the airway between the vocal cords (glottic stenosis), below the vocal cords (subglottic stenosis), or of the windpipe (tracheal stenosis).
• Functional disorders of the voice including disorders including muscle tension dysphonia and psychogenic voice disorders.
• Cancer and precancerous conditions of the vocal cord and larynx, pharynx, throat
• Voice disorders resulting from prior radiation treatment of the neck and larynx
• Aging of the voice