CEORL 2015 Prague

Home›Conference Reports›Vocal Signature or Vocal Capabilities — ELS 2016 Video 10-minute video produced for ELS Genoa. Covers the rationale for listening to voice to make a diagnosis — altering pitch and volume while listening establishes the characteristic pattern for each type of voice disorder. Migration note: Could embed on Vocal Capabilities / Secrets of Listening…

Home›Conference Reports›PEVOC 2013 — Prague 10th biennial Pan European Voice Conference, Prague. Opening at Rudolfinum with Prague Youth Choir. Organized by Jan Svec. Photo post — opening ceremony, gala, closing ceremony, Prague sights. Colleagues: Michael Benninger, Berit Schneider-Stickler, Monique Verguts, Gerhard Friedrich.

Home›Conference Reports›ELS Meeting 2016 — Genoa, Italy 11th European Laryngological Society meeting hosted by Giorgio Peretti, June 8–11. Photo recap with full set on Flickr. Villa Lo Zerbino gala evening. Next meeting: 2018.

Home›Conference Reports›Paul’s Internal Laryngeal Framework Surgical Approach — Bangalore AOICON 2014, Bangalore. Paul Castellanos’ trans-oral internal approach to laryngeal framework surgery: microlaryngeal CO2 laser incision through aryepiglottic fold/false cord junction, creating a pocket for arytenoid maneuver and Silastic placement. Superior cornu and corniculate cartilage as local flap. Suturing technique with clip applier on a P-3…

Home›Conference Reports›Vocal Signature or Vocal Capabilities — ELS 2016 Video 10-minute video produced for ELS Genoa. Covers the rationale for listening to voice to make a diagnosis — altering pitch and volume while listening establishes the characteristic pattern for each type of voice disorder. Migration note: Could embed on Vocal Capabilities / Secrets of Listening…

Home›Conference Reports›Functional Voice Disorder Diagnosis Course — Barcelona Announcement of Voice Course Barcelona — practical course on functional diagnosis of voice disorders. Faculty list (Ferran Vilà, Casanova, Coulombeau, Perouse, Hess, and others). Brief commentary: “The difficult part of laryngology is making a diagnosis.”