Physicians
This list consists of physicians who practice laryngology, who may be known as laryngologists, phonosurgeons, phoniatrists, voice surgeons or at least seem to have a major interest in voice disorders. Their training in voice was likely after completing a residency in ENT or otorhinolaryngology.
The general political considerations of working with many of the people below preclude me from making a recommendation for or against them. It remains your responsibility to evaluate their talents for caring for you. See Choosing your doctor for my best effort at suggesting how I would evaluate the care you receive.
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 Mónica Saavedra Ortega practices and teaches laryngology in Caracas. I have personally observed her diagnostic and surgical skills and they are excellent. |
 has learned laryngology traveling and learning from a number of laryngologists around the world. |
 specializes in voice, airway and swallowing disorders at Mount Sinai. He studied in a fellowship at Vanderbilt University. |
 Dr Postma specializes in laryngology at the Medical College of Georgia, working a lot with swallowing. He performed a fellowship at Vanderbilt. |
 Dr. Verguts traveled and studied with several laryngologists including James Thomas. She opened her laryngology practice in 2012. |
 Romain Perouse has taken over the practice of Marc Bouchayer in Lyon, France and works in conjunction with phoniatrician Bruno Coulombeau. |
 Diana Murillo-Omoku practices laryngology in Caracas. She has studied with Michael Johns and Adam Klein in Atlanata. I have been able to observe her surgical skills in person, which are excellent. Ella practica laringología en Caracas. Ha estudiado con Michael Johns y Adam Klein en Atlanata. He podido observar sus habilidades quirúrgicas en persona, que son excelentes. |
 Dr. Vokes performed fellowships in Laryngology at the University of California at Irvine and at the University of Washington in Seattle with Allen Hillel. |
 Dr. Berke is at UCLA. He has a strong interest in neurologic disorders of the larynx. He has performed a great deal of research on the larynx including developing the denervation-reinnervation surgical procedure for spasmodic dysphonia which appears to be demonstrating successful results. He offers a fellowship in voice disorders. |
 Dr. Belafsky is at UC Davis and has a rather informative web site. He concentrates on swallowing issues, coming up with many innovative ideas in this area. He performed a laryngology fellowship with Jamie Koufman. |
