The clinician simply views the larynx through the scope as it is placed in the mouth. Better than any other methods of diagnosis, the videostroboscope captures and records subtle differences of the larynx during voice use. Once a diagnosis is made, there are often many non-surgical treatment options available. The St. Elizabeth's Voice Clinic speech pathologists can develop an individualized voice therapy plan. We incorporate computerized equipment to evaluate appropriate voice use and to provide biofeedback during treatment.
Patients receive education and counseling about their voice disorder.
Talk to your physician about a referral to the St. Elizabeth's Voice Clinic.