Laryngology and Voice Clinic: Your Voice, Your Strength!
Voice disorders can affect anyone, disrupting daily life and potentially leading to a loss of income, especially for professional voice users. These individuals, including singers, teachers, instructors, broadcasters, salespeople, and others, rely heavily on their voices for their livelihood. At our clinic, we understand the critical importance of a healthy voice. Our specialist, equipped with extensive experience and an advanced postgraduate degree, is dedicated to diagnosing and treating voice disorders with the utmost care and expertise.
Conditions We Treat
Comprehensive Care for Voice DisordersThe Laryngology and Voice Clinic at Canadian Specialist Hospital offers state-of-the-art services for patients of all ages, addressing a wide range of voice and airway disorders. Our comprehensive care includes the treatment of:
Hoarseness or Dysphonia: Persistent hoarseness can be a sign of various underlying conditions. We provide thorough evaluations to determine the cause and appropriate treatment.
Vocal Fold Nodules, Cysts, or Polyps: These benign lesions can significantly impact voice quality. Our clinic offers advanced diagnostic and therapeutic options to manage these conditions effectively.
Vocal Fold Paralysis (Unilateral or Bilateral): This condition can cause significant voice and breathing difficulties. We provide specialized treatments to improve vocal function and quality of life.
Post-Treatment Hoarseness for Larynx Cancer: Hoarseness following cancer treatment requires specialized care. We offer tailored therapies to restore voice function.
Spasmodic Dysphonia Therapy: This neurological disorder affects voice control. Our clinic provides targeted therapies to reduce its impact.
Muscle Tension Dysphonia: Excessive muscle tension can lead to voice disorders. We offer comprehensive treatment plans to alleviate symptoms.
Shortness of Breath/Paradoxical Vocal Fold Motion/Vocal Cord Dysfunction: These conditions can mimic asthma and other respiratory issues. Our specialized assessments ensure accurate diagnosis and effective treatment.
Resonance Disorders (Nasality Issues): Abnormal resonance can affect speech clarity. We provide expert evaluations and treatments to address these issues.
Chronic Cough and/or Throat Clearing: Persistent cough and throat clearing can be symptoms of underlying voice disorders. We offer thorough assessments to identify and treat the root cause.
Voice Restoration Post-Laryngectomy (TEP & Voice Prosthesis, Electrolarynx): For patients who have undergone laryngectomy, we provide advanced options for voice restoration, including tracheoesophageal puncture (TEP) and voice prosthesis fitting.
Voice, Swallowing, and Speech Changes Post Head and Neck Cancer Treatment: Cancer treatments can significantly impact voice, swallowing, and speech. Our clinic offers comprehensive rehabilitation services to help patients regain these functions.
State-of-the-Art Procedures
Advanced Technology for Optimal CareOur clinic is equipped with the latest technology to provide the highest standard of care for voice and airway disorders. Our advanced procedures include:
Comprehensive Voice and Swallow Assessment: We perform detailed evaluations to diagnose voice and swallowing disorders accurately.
High-Definition Laryngeal Videostroboscopy: This advanced imaging technique allows for detailed visualization of vocal fold vibration, aiding in precise diagnosis and treatment planning.
High-Speed Digital Laryngeal Endoscopy: This technology captures high-speed images of vocal fold movement, providing critical insights into voice disorders.
Distal Chip Examination of Vocal Folds and Airway: This minimally invasive procedure offers high-resolution images of the vocal folds and airway, facilitating accurate diagnosis.
Nasendoscopy for Velopharyngeal Port Function Assessment: This procedure evaluates the function of the velopharyngeal port, essential for proper speech resonance.
Flexible Endoscopic Examination of Swallowing (FEES): FEES allows for real-time assessment of swallowing function, helping to diagnose and manage swallowing disorders.
Modified Barium Swallow Study/Video Fluorographic Swallow Assessment: These imaging studies provide detailed information about swallowing mechanics, guiding effective treatment plans.
Tracheoesophageal Voice Prosthesis Assessment and Fit: We offer expert fitting and assessment of voice prostheses, ensuring optimal voice restoration for laryngectomy patients.
At the Laryngology and Voice Clinic, we are committed to restoring and preserving your voice, enabling you to continue using it as your strength. Our team of specialists is dedicated to providing personalized care, utilizing the latest technology and techniques to ensure the best possible outcomes for our patients.