The fact that we humans differ significantly from animals also has to do with our ability to communicate using language. This is a very complicated process involving many physical functions. One important component of language is the larynx. What is the larynx? Schematic diagram showing the anatomy of the larynx. Click to enlarge. The larynx … Larynx: Structure, Function & Diseases
Laryngeal paralysis is the result of damage to the tenth cranial nerve and its branches and can be unilateral or bilateral. In the context of speech therapy and/or surgery, laryngeal paralysis is readily treatable in the majority of cases. What is laryngeal paralysis? Laryngeal paralysis is a partial or complete paralysis of the laryngeal muscles … Laryngeal Paralysis: Causes, Symptoms & Treatment
Electroglottography is a noninvasive laryngeal vocal fold diagnostic procedure used especially to monitor treatment success in laryngeal vocal fold therapy. The two electrodes attached superficially to the thyroid cartilage wings determine the altered electroimpedances in the case of vibrating vocal folds and graphically represent the use of the voice in a so-called electroglottogram. In evaluating … Electroglottography: Treatment, Effects & Risks
