Laryngology and Care of the Professional Voice

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Linnea Larson
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The Voice Center Components MULTIDISCIPLINARY CLINIC --Laryngeal Surgeon --High-def laryngeal imaging --Voice Specialized SLP --Voice lab with acoustics and aerodynamics
Voice Patients teachers, preachers, lawyers, sales representatives, call center employees, entertainers, etc. All patients with hoarseness!! Anyone who relies on voice for livlihood
Laryngology involves... Diagnosis and treatment of disorders of: airway voice elements of swallow
Largyngeal Function Protection of airway Provision of Airway Phonation
Intrinsic Laryngeal Musculature (adductory muscles, abductory muscles, and tensor) Adductory: lateral cricothyroid, thyroarytenoid, interarytenoid (bilateral innervation) Abductory: posterior cricoarytenoid Tensor: cricothyroid
Extrinsic Laryngeal Musculature Functions Strap muscles and extrinsic muscles of tongue Elevators Depressors Function: Swallowing and Vocal Tract
Requirements of Phonation -Adequate breath support -Approximation of vocal folds -Favorable vibratory properties -Favorable vocal fold shape -Control of length and tension
Process of videostroboscopy Vocal Fold vibration 100-200 cycles per second Videostroboscopy illuminates different parts of the cycle and the human eye/brain fills in the gaps
Laryngeal Function Studies Acoustical Measurements Quality/Perturbation Measurements Aerodynamic Measurements
Acoustical Measurements : Frequency evaluation (mean fundamental frequency and frequency range) Intensity (mean speaking intensity)
Quality/Perturbation: Quality/Perturbation: Jitter, Shimmer, Noise-to-Harmonic Ratio, Degree and number of subharmonics increased
Aerodynamic Measurements: Vital capacity Maximum Phonation time Phonation Quotient S/Z Ratio (1.4 or greater = clinically significant)
Cough Reflex Laryngeal Chemoreflex -Nociceptive nerve endings in mucosal epithelial cells of epiglottis, aryepiglottic folds, and interarytenoid space -Efferent = syperior laryngeal nerve -Afferent = recurrent laryngeal nerve
Laryngeal Chemoreflex (Cough Reflex) Heightened by... Inflammation, infection, frequent stimulation
Cough (types and descriptions) 1. Behavioral/Habitual -Lasts longer than 8 weeks -Concomitant with other pulmonary or GI comorbidities -Quality of life implications 2. Neurologic/Psychogenic
Treatment for Chronic Cough/Irritable Larynx Medical Tx SLP: Break/abort cough; prevent cough and further irritation
Respiratory Retraining Therapy: Vocal Cord Dysfunction, Irritable Larynx, Cough Treat muscular etiology by relaxing larynx and pharynx Eliminate inefficiencies in phonation and coordinated phonation with respiration.
Respiratory Retraining Therapy: Low CO2 Syndrome, hyperventilation Change blood gas composition Nasal breathing, relaxation, reduction of respiratory rate
Reinke's Edema Swelling of superficial lamina propria Occurs in smokers "smokers voice"
Polypoid Corditis and Treatment Treatment: Smoking cessation Microflap resection or KTP laser treatment
Airway Disorders 1. Dynamic -vocal fold dysfunction -paradoxical vocal fold motion 2. Static -bilateral vocal fold paralysis -subglottic stenosis
Vocal Cord Dysfunction 1. Paradoxical VF closure -Stridor -Exercise induced -Young, female, Type A 2. Laryngospasm -Reflux -Functional
Common Laryngeal Pathologies Benign Malignant Functional Neurologic
Benign Largyngeal Pathology Infectious Traumatic Inflammatory Examples: Granuloma, acute laryngitis, reflux, fungal laryngitis
Malignant Laryngeal Pathology Example: Largyngeal Cancer
Functional Laryngeal Pathology Example: Muscle Tension Dysphonia
Muscle Tension Dysphonia and Treatment Recruitment of extralaryngeal muscles during phonation Compensatory maneuvers Alters glottic and vocal tract configuration and closure Cervicalgia (tightness and pain in cervical musculature) Treatment: Voice therapy & physical therapy to treat upper body tension (neck, back, and shoulders)
Neurologic Laryngeal Pathology Example: Unilateral vocal fold paralysis, Parkinson's, Spasmodic Dysphonia
Treatment of Vocal Fold Paralysis Injection Laryngoplasty
Spasmodic Dysphonia and Treatment Laryngeal Dystonia Adductor - vocal stops; Abductor - breathy; Mixed Tremor Treatment: Laryngeal Botox Injections; improve effort; weaken dystonia
Vocal Tremor Intrinsic and extrinsic laryngeal muscles Present in 25-35% of patients with essential tremor Also seen in spasmodic dysphonia, Parkinson's, and Parkinson plus syndromes
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