09-11, 12:15–12:45 (Europe/Istanbul), Phoniatrics 1
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<p>Since 1999, my medical and surgical practice has been limited to voice care. I maintain an</p>
<p>informational web site on voice disorders - voicedoctor.net, preceptor medical students in their</p>
<p>early years at Oregon Health Sciences University, offer an international fellowship in laryngology as</p>
<p>well as short observerships to physicians, speech therapists, voice teachers and interested students.</p>
<p>I produce “voxdoc, the voicedoctor” on YouTube, including Laryngology 101, a series of learning</p>
<p>videos. I published “Why is there a frog in my throat? A guide to hoarseness.” I frequently lecture</p>
<p>internationally on laryngology and phonosurgery. I remain surprised at how much there is still to learn</p>
<p>about the larynx.</p>
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