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Gastroesophageal
Gastroscopy
    needed
General aspects
    patient instruction
General Introduction
Generation’
Gentamicin
Gluck-Sörenson
Grab
    guidewire
Grad IS
Group
   Primary tonicity control of the PE-segment
   Provox FreeHands HME automatic speaking valve
   Surgical techniques of tracheostoma reconstruction
   Total laryngectomy
    reconstructions
Guide Wire
   Alternative surgical technique of secondary puncture
   Anterograde insertion is difficult due to local infection
   Anterograde replacement is difficult due to a small stoma
   During retrograde insertion the guide wire gets stuck in the neoglottis
   Original Provox Voice Prosthesis
   Provox2 Voice Prosthesis
   Replacement of the Provox (1) voice prosthesis
   Surgical technique of secondary TE puncture and introduction of the Provox voice prosthesis
Guidewire
   Replacement of the Provox (1) voice prosthesis
   Surgical technique of primary TE puncture and introduction of the Provox voice prosthesis
   Surgical technique of secondary TE puncture and introduction of the Provox voice prosthesis
    freeing
    grab
    Introduce
    pulling
Gustation

H/-sound
H/-vowel
Ha”
Haemostasis
Haines
Handsfree
   Conclusion
   Confusing hands-free TE-speech with esophageal speech
   Hypotonicity of the neoglottis
   Introduction
   Troubleshooting
    results
       Introduction
       Troubleshooting
    speaking
Handsfree tracheoesophageal
   Introduction
   Troubleshooting
Hanna E
Hart AAM
Hassman
Head
   Chemical denervation of constrictor pharyngeus muscles with Botulinum toxin
   Deep stoma interfering with application of peristomal devices
   Hypotonicity of the neoglottis
   Important basic principles in voice rehabilitation in prosthetic speech
   Problem solving
   References
   Surgical technique
   Surgical technique of secondary TE puncture and introduction of the Provox voice prosthesis
   Surgical techniques of tracheostoma reconstruction
   Total laryngectomy
   Tracheostoma construction
   Weak/whispery/aphonic voice
    sternocleidomastoid
       Surgical technique
       Surgical techniques of tracheostoma reconstruction
       Total laryngectomy
       Tracheostoma construction
Head Neck 1997
Head Neck 2001
Head Neck Surg
Head&neck
Heat
   Conclusion
   Introduction
   Provox FreeHands HME
   Provox HME
   Reference
   References
   Total laryngectomy
Heaton JM
Hello”
Help
   Closure of the membrane
   Help
   Hypotonicity of the neoglottis
   Intratracheal fixation
   Introduction
   Outline of voice therapy
   Replacement of the Provox (1) voice prosthesis
   Seal of the adhesive does not last long
   Surgical technique of secondary TE puncture and introduction of the Provox voice prosthesis
   Voicing increasingly difficult, not improved after replacement
Hemi-thyroidectomy and/or
Hemifacial
Hemithyroidectomy
Het
Hi there”
Hi”
HiFlow
High backpressure
Hilgers
   Important basic principles in voice rehabilitation in prosthetic speech
   Indications
   Reference
   References
Hilgers FJM
   Indications
   Reference
   References
Him/her
   Introduction
   Preoperative counseling
   Problem solving
Him/herself
His/her
   Introduction
   Patient maintenance
His/her Provox
HME
   Assembling and disassembling the HME
   Deep stoma interfering with application of peristomal devices
   General Introduction
   Peristomal attachment
   Problem solving
   Problems with intratracheal fixation
   Provox FreeHands HME
   Provox FreeHands HME automatic speaking valve
   Provox HME
   Provox LaryTube
   References
   Surgical technique
   Tracheostoma construction
HME and/or
HME during
HNO 1995
HNO 1997
Ho
Hoffman HT
Hold
   Intratracheal fixation
   TE fistula too wide to hold a voice prosthesis, surgery not an option
    backpressure
Hollow’
Homolateral
    leaving
Hoogen
   General aspects of patient instruction
   Indications
   References
Hoogen FJA
   Indications
   References
Hoorweg JJ
   Reference
   References
Hospitalization
Hotz
Hotz MA
However, stenosis
Hrs
Hydrocolloid
Hynds Karnell L
Hypertonic
   Chemical denervation of constrictor pharyngeus muscles with Botulinum toxin
   Seal of the adhesive does not last long
Hypertonic bar
    border
    mark
    position
Hypertonicity
   Air escaping underneath cough-relief valve
   Chemical denervation of constrictor pharyngeus muscles with Botulinum toxin
   Decrease backpressure
   Elevated intra-tracheal pressure and effort for voicing
   Hypertonicity/spasm of the neoglottis
   Indications
   Introduction
   Preoperative screening
   Primary tonicity control of the PE-segment
   Problem solving
   Total laryngectomy
   Voice sounds strenuous and speaking requires too much effort
    neoglottis
       Decrease backpressure
       Hypertonicity/spasm of the neoglottis
    PE
       Indications
       Introduction
    PE-segment
    treat
Hypertonicity and/or
Hypertonicity treatments
Hypertonicity/spasm
   Chemical denervation of constrictor pharyngeus muscles with Botulinum toxin
   Hypertonicity/spasm of the neoglottis
    neoglottis
    PE
Hypoglossal
Hypopharyngeal
   Indications
   References
   Total laryngectomy
Hypopharyngeal mucosa
Hypopharyngeal stenosis
Hypopharynx
Hypotonicity
   Hypotonicity of the neoglottis
   Problem solving
   Weak/whispery/aphonic voice
    neoglottis
       Hypotonicity of the neoglottis
       Weak/whispery/aphonic voice

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