April 30, 2012
by Rima A. DeFatta, MD; Johnathan B. Sataloff; Grace E. Klaris; Robert T. Sataloff, MD, DMA, FACS
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Laryngoscopic Clinic
A 59-year-old man, a business development consultant, presented with progressive dysphonia. His vocal problems had had a negative impact on his ability to communicate with his clients, and as a result, he was losing income. His symptoms included breathiness, voice breaks, decreased projection, vocal fatigue, and a globus sensation. His voice handicap index (VHI) at presentation was 84.
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