Laryngoscopy is an endoscopic procedure used to visually examine the internal structures of the larynx. It allows assessment of the condition of laryngeal tissues, vocal cord function, and other pathologies.
Voice prosthesis is a special implant placed in the larynx to restore voice in cases where vocal cord movement is lost. It helps the vocal cords come together and enables normal sound production.

Indications:
- Voice loss due to paralysis or injury of vocal cords
- Diagnosis and treatment of laryngeal anomalies
- Need for voice restoration using a voice prosthesis
- Evaluation of the larynx when airway narrowing is suspected

Procedure:
- Performed under general anesthesia
- Endoscopic examination of the larynx
- Placement of the voice prosthesis in the larynx if necessary
- Duration: 1–2 hours
- Postoperative observation: 1–2 days in the clinic

Benefits:
- Voice restoration and improved speech ability
- Detailed visual assessment of the larynx
- Improved airway function and resolution of problems
- Enhanced overall quality of life

FAQs:
1. Will the voice be normal after prosthesis placement?
- Voice usually improves significantly, but results may vary individually.
2. Is the procedure safe?
- Yes, safe and effective when performed by an experienced surgeon.
3. How is rehabilitation done?
- Rehabilitation continues with voice exercises and therapy.