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  1. What is vocal cord paralysis? Part 1 of 2

    Dr. James Thomas, a laryngologist or "voice doctor" answers "What is vocal cord paralysis?" showing audio and video clips to explain the disorder.
  2. Laryngology 101 - Reflux Laryngitis

    Dr. James Thomas discusses the topic of reflux laryngitis from a mechanical perspective on the concept of hoarseness and the vocal cords. Examples of laryngeal granulomas, vocal cord paralysis and interarytenoid pachydermia are reviewed.
  3. Laryngology 101 - Medialization Laryngoplasty

    Medialization Laryngoplasty is a procedure to augment a vocal cord that is weak, atrophic, bowed or paralyzed. This video show how one laryngeal surgeon, James P Thomas performs the procedure. It is also know as a thyroplasty because the surgery is done through the thryoid cartilage.
  4. Laryngology 101 - Vocal nodules

    Vocal cord nodules are swellings on the vocal cords caused by vocal overuse. They can be visualized with a procedure called laryngoscopy. Dr. James Thomas takes you on a tour of your throat and shows some of the variation of vocal nodules and how they consistently impact or impair the voice.
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  6. Be-All Transgender Chicago, IL
  7. Combined Otolaryngologic Spring Meeting San Diego, CA
  8. ESPRIT Pt Angeles, WA
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    Talkativeness and Vocal Loudness: Do they Correlate with Laryngeal Pathology? - A Study of the Vocal Overdoer/Underdoer Continuum