ABOUT THIS EPISODE
In this last episode of the semester, I sit down with Ross Basham and discuss his recent diagnosis of adductor spasmodic dysphonia. In our conversation, we discuss the anatomy of the larynx, innervation of the muscles that control the vocal folds, symptoms of dysphonia, the process of diagnosis, and treatment options. Enjoy!
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