Larynx and Vocal Cord Surgery – Restoring Voice & Airway Function
The larynx (voice box) and vocal cords play a crucial role in speech, breathing, and swallowing. When affected by medical conditions or injuries, these structures may cause hoarseness, breathing difficulties, or complete voice loss. At Dr. Necdet Demir’s Clinic, we specialize in laryngeal and vocal cord surgeries, offering advanced treatments to restore voice function and airway health.
Common Conditions Requiring Larynx & Vocal Cord Surgery
✔ Vocal Cord Polyps & Nodules – Benign growths that cause hoarseness and vocal strain.
✔ Laryngeal Tumors (Benign or Malignant) – Abnormal masses affecting the voice box.
✔ Vocal Cord Paralysis – Weakness or immobility of one or both vocal cords, impacting speech and breathing.
✔ Chronic Hoarseness & Dysphonia – Persistent voice changes due to irritation, overuse, or reflux.
✔ Laryngeal Papillomas – Viral growths causing voice irregularities and airway obstruction.
✔ Airway Stenosis (Narrowing of the Larynx or Trachea) – Causes difficulty in breathing and stridor.
✔ Spasmodic Dysphonia – A neurological condition causing uncontrollable vocal cord movements.
If you experience persistent hoarseness, difficulty speaking, or breathing problems, seeking medical evaluation is crucial for early diagnosis and treatment.