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More specifically, better hearing facilitates engaging in everyday life, sustaining a strong support network, and enjoying an active social lifeand the rewards that come with them: Building a strong support network Better hearing makes it easier to maintain our relationships with friends, family, caregivers, and other important people in our life and in turn, communicate our needs to them (and vice versa)
Vocal cord cancer (1 of 10) Stippling (2 of 10) 1 week after excision (3 of 10) Reparative Granuloma emerges (4 of 10) Granuloma interferes with voicing (5 of 10) Granuloma fades away (6 of 10) Closer view (7 of 10) Granuloma cleft (8 of 10) Blood tattoo (9 of 10) Voice is improved (10 of 10) Vocal Cord Cancer, Before and After Surgery Vocal cord cancer (1 of 8) Vocal cord cancer (2 of 8) Vocal cord cancer, 1 week after surgery (3 of 8) Vocal cord cancer, 1 week after surgery (4 of 8) Vocal cord cancer, 7 weeks after surgery (5 of 8) Vocal cord cancer, 7 weeks after surgery (6 of 8) Vocal cord cancer, 7 weeks after surgery (7 of 8) Vocal cord cancer, 7 weeks after surgery (8 of 8) Example 2 Vocal cord cancer (1 of 4) Vocal cord cancer, 1 week after surgery (2 of 4) Vocal cord cancer, 1 month after surgery (3 of 4) Vocal cord cancer, after complete healing (4 of 4) Glottic Cancer, Laser Removal Glottic cancer, laser removal (1 of 3) Glottic cancer, laser removal (2 of 3) Glottic cancer, laser removal (3 of 3) Glottic Cancer, After Surgery Glottic cancer, after surgery (1 of 3) Glottic cancer, after surgery (2 of 3) Glottic cancer, after surgery (3 of 3) Breaking Cancer Rules Intelligently with Use of Laser Post radiotherapy stage (1 of 8) Laser surgery typically not acceptable (2 of 8) Laser removal of tumor with careful followup (3 of 8) Second view post laser surgery (4 of 8) Six months post laser surgery (5 of 8) Blood vessels stable two months post surgery (6 of 8) Open phase of false vocal cord phonation (7 of 8) Closed phase of false vocal cord phonation (8 of 8) Glottic/Vocal Cord Cancer Glottic/vocal cord cancer (1 of 2) Glottic/vocal cord cancer (2 of 2) Supraglottic Cancer Supraglottic cancer (1 of 4) Supraglottic cancer (2 of 4) Supraglottic cancer (3 of 4) Supraglottic cancer (4 of 4) Hypopharyngeal Cancer, before and after Surgery Hypopharyngeal cancer (1 of 10) Hypopharyngeal cancer (2 of 10) Hypopharyngeal cancer (3 of 10) Hypopharyngeal cancer (4 of 10) Hypopharyngeal cancer: 1 week after surgery (5 of 10) Hypopharyngeal cancer: 1 week after surgery (6 of 10) Hypopharyngeal cancer: 1 week after surgery (7 of 10) Hypopharyngeal cancer: 1 week after surgery (8 of 10) Hypopharyngeal cancer: several months after surgery (9 of 10) Hypopharyngeal cancer: several months after surgery (10 of 10) Verrucous Carcinoma, before and after Laser Treatment Verrucous carcinoma (1 of 5) During voicing (2 of 5) After laser treatment (3 of 5) Mucus remains several weeks after laser treatment (4 of 5) Much improvement several weeks after laser treatment (5 of 5) Cancer, HPV Subtype 16, before and after Radiation Cancer: HPV Subtype 16 (1 of 5) Cancer: HPV Subtype 16 (2 of 5) Cancer: HPV Subtype 16, after radiation therapy (3 of 5) Cancer: HPV Subtype 16, after radiation therapy (4 of 5) Cancer: HPV Subtype 16, after radiation therapy (5 of 5) Vocal Cord Cancer, before, during, and after Radiation Vocal cord cancer (1 of 12) Vocal cord cancer (2 of 12) Vocal cord cancer (3 of 12) Vocal cord cancer, 3 weeks after radiotherapy (4 of 12) Vocal cord cancer, 3 weeks after radiotherapy (5 of 12) Vocal cord cancer, 2 months after radiotherapy (6 of 12) Vocal cord cancer, 2 months after radiotherapy (7 of 12) 4 Years after radiation therapy (8 of 12) Telangiectasia (9 of 12) Closer look (10 of 12) Anterior Web and Telangiectasia (11 of 12) Narrow band lighting (12 of 12) Example 2 Vocal cord cancer (1 of 8) Vocal cord cancer (2 of 8) Vocal cord cancer, during radiation (3 of 8) Vocal cord cancer, during radiation (4 of 8) Vocal cord cancer, 2 months after radiation (5 of 8) Vocal cord cancer, 4 months after radiation (6 of 8) Vocal cord cancer, 6 months after radiation (7 of 8) Vocal cord cancer, 6 months after radiation (8 of 8) Radiation Induced Web Post radiation therapy (1 of 4) Web formation (2 of 4) Closer view of ulceration and web (3 of 4) Flexible scope used to separate vocal cords (4 of 4) Larynx Cancer Managed like skin cancer Two years after excision (1 of 4) Narrow-band lighting (2 of 4) During thulium laser coagulation (3 of 4) After thulium laser coagulation (4 of 4) A Case for Radiation Instead of Laser Resection Long term smoker (1 of 4) Tumor (2 of 4) Radiation therapy suggested (3 of 4) Two months later (4 of 4) Scarring after Cancer Treatment but with Very Good Voice Post laser excision (1 of 4) Prephonatory instant (2 of 4) Phonation (3 of 4) Close-up view (4 of 4) Cancer Beginning to Block Airway Formerly heavy smoker (1 of 2) Closer view (2 of 2) Breaking the Rules in Larynx Cancer Recurrent cancer (1 of 8) Closer view (2 of 8) One week post laser resection (3 of 8) One year postop (4 of 8) True cord phonation (5 of 8) False vocal cords (6 of 8) False vocal cord closure (7 of 8) True cords (8 of 8) Biopsy of Early Vocal Cord Cancer Chronic hoarseness (1 of 3) Just before biopsy (2 of 3) Cancer finding (3 of 3) Tumor in Trachea Biopsy (1 of 4) After biopsy (2 of 4) Tumor gone (3 of 4) Slow return (4 of 4) HPV 31 Cancer Cure Carcinoma in situ (1 of 4) HPV subtype 31 (2 of 4) Excisions (3 of 4) Seven years later (4 of 4) Before and after Radiation for Vocal Cord Cancer Bilateral vocal cord cancer (1 of 4) Tumor vessels (2 of 4) After radiotherapy (3 of 4) Vascular pattern (4 of 4) Small, but Dangerous
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