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Successful Vocal Cord Augmentation with Gel Injections to Treat Vocal Cord Paralysis

Successful Vocal Cord Augmentation with Gel Injections to Treat Vocal Cord Paralysis Vocal cords are a pair of tissue folds in the throat that vibrate to produce sound of your voice. Vocal cord paralysis occurs when nerve impulses to the voice box - larynx - are totally disrupted. If there is partial disruption of the nerve, then the condition is referred to as vocal cord paresis. The result, in either case, is a weakened voice that sounds breathy and tires easily. Vocal cord paralysis not only prevents you from emitting normal vocal sounds but it can also create challenges while swallowing. Since vocal cords sit atop the trachea (windpipe), the folds close when ingesting food, drink, and mouth saliva. If either or both of the folds don't close all the way, food, drink, or saliva will go down the wrong pipe and cause choking, coughing, and gasping. In the before section of the video, you can hear the breathy, weak voice of the patient while he reads The Rainbow Passage. In the after section of the video, the patient has his strong voice back and you witness the incredible success of injection medialization laryngoplasty performed by BergerHenry ENT. If you have an unexplained weakening of the voice, voice discomfort, or persistent hoarseness for more than two weeks, call BergerHenry ENT at 610-279-7878. http://www.BergerHenryENT.com BergerHenry ENT Specialty Group BergerHenry ENT ENT Doctors Philadelphia