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What Is The Treatment For Loss Of Voice?
Twice failed thryoplasty with implant which moved away following a unilateral vocalcord palsy due to lung lobectomy recurrent laryngeal nerve injury,not able to speak with a voice.injection also failed,any other option or repeat implant surgery for third time
Tue, 13 May 2014
Hello,
You should consult your operating surgeon.
After implant surgery , a revision implant surgery can be done in addition you can also get done a arytenoid adduction surgery .
The combined surgery is a better option then plane implant surgery.
This gives a better voice and prevents aspiration also.
Consult your doctor and discuss with him.
In doubt do reply.
You should consult your operating surgeon.
After implant surgery , a revision implant surgery can be done in addition you can also get done a arytenoid adduction surgery .
The combined surgery is a better option then plane implant surgery.
This gives a better voice and prevents aspiration also.
Consult your doctor and discuss with him.
In doubt do reply.
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