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Vocal cord Paralysis

Vocal cord Paralysis. Moderator: DR.AVS HANUMANTHA RAO Professor, ent,head&neck surgery Done by: DR. POLUNAIDU pg in ent. Introduction:. The Vagus. Anatomy of larynx.

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Oral cavity & Pharynx Trachea

Oral cavity & Pharynx Trachea. For any suggestions please call 0122358933. Palpation of the submental lymph node area with firm pressure and rotating the finger behind the chin. . Positive submental lymphadenopathy below the chin. It is enlarged from draining the severe acne skin lesions.

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Pulmonary Function Testing

Danish Thameem M.D. Pulmonary and Critical Care Medicine. Pulmonary Function Testing. Indications for Pulmonary Functions. Evaluation of a pulmonary symptom Evaluation of smokers without symptoms Evaluation of workers exposed to hazards Quantification of impairment

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Physiology of voice and hoarseness

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TRACHEOSTOMY & CRICOTHYROIDOTOMY

TRACHEOSTOMY & CRICOTHYROIDOTOMY. INTRODUCTION. Tracheostomy is an operative procedure that creates a surgical airway in the cervical trachea It is considered synonymous with tracheotomy . LARYNX & TRACHEA. ANATOMY I. ANATOMY II. ANATOMY III. ANATOMY IV.

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STRIDOR - An ER Approach

STRIDOR - An ER Approach. Dr.R.Ashok. MD(A & E) HEAD OF THE DEPT. DEPT OF ACCIDENT & EMERGENCY MEDICINE VMMC & H, KARAIKAL. Case Scenario.

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Your Voice

Your Voice. What are vocal cords ?. Vocal cords. Vocal cords are muscles , which are made of very delicate tissue When relax , healthy vocal cords form a V-shaped opening that allow air to pass freely through to the trachea . The cords open when you you breath

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Management of Post-Thyroidectomy Hoarseness

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Management of Post-Thyroidectomy Hoarseness

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Anatomy of the larynx and benign lesions of the larynx

Anatomy of the larynx and benign lesions of the larynx. Anatomy of the larynx. The larynx is made of: Hyoid bone : U shaped, near C3 level 9 cartilages: 3 paired and 3 single cartilages Ligaments and membranes that connects the cartilage to give it stability 2 set of muscles:

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Hoarseness Of Voice

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TRACHEOCUTANEOUS FISTULA

TRACHEOCUTANEOUS FISTULA. Differential Diagnosis. Subcutaneous Emphysema. Differential Diagnosis. Steroid Use. Tracheocutaneous Fistula. Incidence Pathophysiology Treatment Complications Anesthetic Implication. Incidence. 3.3 - 42% in pediatric patients

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Get a desirable vocal cord paralysis treatement

Individuals with these problems are more likely to have vocal cord paralysis and may find the effectiveness of coughing, swallowing, or sneezing in removing laryngeal area waste. This may result in a problem in the movement of one or both vocal cords, accumulations of viral infections, and subsequently throat discomfort.

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