Conditions we treat
We focus entirely on voice and swallowing. These pages explain the conditions we see most often in plain language: what they are, how they are diagnosed, and what the options are. For the pathway around complex problems, see our programs.
When the voice changes
Hoarseness
A change in the voice that lasts. When to worry, and what causes it.
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Vocal Fold Nodules
Benign swellings from repeated voice strain, usually treated with therapy.
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Vocal Fold Polyps & Cysts
Benign lesions on one vocal fold, and when they need removing.
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Sulcus Vocalis
A groove along the vibrating edge of the vocal fold.
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Vocal Fold Scar
Stiffness of the vibrating layer after injury, surgery or inflammation.
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Spasmodic Dysphonia
Laryngeal dystonia: involuntary spasms that break up speech.
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Paralysis, swallowing and the airway
Vocal Fold Paralysis
Loss of movement in one or both vocal folds, and the full range of options.
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R-CPD (Inability to Belch)
Retrograde cricopharyngeal dysfunction: a recognised, treatable condition.
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Dysphagia
Difficulty swallowing, and why it needs an instrumented assessment.
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Laryngeal Precancer & Cancer
Persistent hoarseness, leukoplakia, and cancer of the larynx.
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Unsure whether we treat your problem?
Describe it briefly. If it falls outside voice and swallowing, we will tell you and suggest where to go.