Voice rehabilitation after removal of the larynx and cervical esophagus.
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Vocal rehabilitation after laryngectomy, using esophageal speech, may be achieved by any patient who can swallow and who has good hearing, provided he is psychologically prepared before operation and begins trying to learn soon after operation.A patient passes through the early postoperative period much more easily if he knows that within a few short weeks a useful method of communication can be learned. Instruction by a person who has had laryngectomy has psychic as well as didactic advantages.
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