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Enciclopedia multimediale della voce, disturbi della deglutizione e delle vie respiratorie; anche tosse cronica e incapacità di ruttare.
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Voci dell'enciclopedia popolare

Una raccolta di voci visitate di frequente relative ad argomenti laringei.

Anatomia e fisiologia laringea

Esercizi di costruzione della voce per cantanti

Videoendoscopia (VESS)

Cancro della laringe e delle corde vocali

Tosse neuropatica sensoriale (SNC)

Spasmo cricofaringeo

Modello diagnostico integrativo

Incapacità di ruttare (noburp, R-CPD)

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Articoli di giornale del dottor Bastian

An Open Letter to Gastroenterologists about R-CPD

Introduction Many patients with inability to belch and severe associated gastrointestinal distress struggle for years to find the recently established diagnosis of retrograde cricopharyngeus dysfunction (R-CPD). This disorder has received a lot of exposure, including in peer-reviewed journals, yet even when they bring peer-reviewed articles to their doctors, many say they are not taken seriously. As the person who first described R-CPD and codified details of diagnosis and treatment, I

Why Is Constipation Often a Symptom of Retrograde Cricopharyngeus Dysfunction (R-CPD)? A Thought Experiment

Introduction Retrograde cricopharyngeus dysfunction is also known by three other names: R-CPD; inability to burp and associated symptoms, or “no-burp.” Because of the inability to burp, the normal air that everyone swallows with food, liquid, or saliva can only be released as flatulence. (Gas formed during digestion of food such as beans and cabbage has only one way to exit in every human.) Air in loops of colon Here is

Botox Placement for Treatment of Spasmodic Dysphonia in the “Fortress Larynx”

Introduction Spasmodic dysphonia (SD) is what happens to the capabilities, limitations, and aberrations (vocal phenomenology) of the voice as the result of a rare neurological disorder called laryngeal dystonia. The prefix dys- essentially means “abnormal.” And so dystonia (abnormal tone in laryngeal muscles) causes dysphonia (abnormal sound of the voice). Treatment for SD While numerous treatments have been proposed and published for spasmodic dysphonia, a mainstay treatment continues to be

Suction Drains as Treatment Tools in Head and Neck Surgery

Common Usage Suction drains are used routinely to evacuate blood and serum from under skin flaps in the early days after surgical procedures. When drainage diminishes to 30 ml or less in 24 hours, drains can be removed, most often within the first 3 or 4 postoperative days. At that point, they have served their purpose, and out they come. Beyond Common Usage: Overview There are several circumstances where the

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Robert W. Bastian M.D.

Il dottor Bastian è stato valutato da Chicago Magazine come uno dei “Top Doctors di Chicago” e da Castle-Connolly come uno dei “Top Doctors d’America”. Ha anche ricevuto l’Honour Award per i contributi di insegnamento all’American Academy of Otolaryngology, nonché, nel 2010, il Distinguished Service Award.

Ha sviluppato e diretto team multidisciplinari per considerare i disturbi dei pazienti da tre prospettive: comportamentale, medica e chirurgica. In tutte le attività professionali del Dr. Bastian, che si tratti di consulenza con i pazienti, operatori, ricerche, scrittura o insegnamento, i pazienti vengono prima di tutto.

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