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Voice
Anatomy of Voice
A French book on implants
Monographie n°33: Les surdités de la prothèse à l'implant
http://www.amplifon.fr/wps/wcm/connect/SiteCompanyFr/fr/Espace+professionnel/Monographies+Amplifon/
1. Voice Box (Larynx)
2. Thyroid Gland
3. Wind Pipe (Trachea)
Griffin laboratories
http://www.griffinlab.com
Capacity to connect to nerves associated with muscles of speech.
Attachment to vocal fold nerves.
Articulation of Voice
Final modification of the voice occurs in the mouth, nose and throat, where the
tongue, palate, cheek and lips are involved in articulation.(speech production).
Implant into vocal cords.
Contact Dr. Montgomery (1-617-573-3669), or Boston Medical Products 117 Flanders Road, Westborough MA 01581 (1-800-433-2674).
The Montgomery thyroplasty implant has been designed to treat the disabilities associated with unilateral vocal cord paralysis: absent or impaired voice, aspiration and ineffective cough (1997).
