Mayo Course Directors: David G. Lott, M.D.; Lisa R. Crujido, MS, CCC-SLP; Christina H. Kang, MM, MS, CCC-SLP and Jaime L. Matthaeus, MPAS, PA-C

This conference will provide a state-of-the-art discussion and instruction on comprehensive evaluation and management of voice disorders and related rehabilitation techniques. The course format will include evidence-based lectures, panel discussions with case presentations, and will provide the opportunity to interact with Mayo and guest faculty members. New this year – we will be accepting abstract submissions regarding research in the areas of laryngology, voice rehabilitation and voice sciences.

In addition, two optional workshops are available – separate registration is required:

• TEP for Voice Restoration Workshop (Optional for SLPs)
• Office-Based Laryngology Procedures – Hands-On Lab  (Optional for MDs)

Note: If you are unable to attend the live-course, you may register for the live-stream webcast (general session only), which will include the option to submit questions to the faculty.

We are proud to present a faculty of world-renowned experts in the field of laryngology, the geriatric voice and voice disorders/rehabilitation from across the country. The course format will include evidence-based lectures, panel discussions with case presentations, and the opportunity to interact with Mayo and Guest faculty members. The program is based on a multidisciplinary team approach, with presentation topics including:

Age-Related Dysphonia: Normal Aging Voice; Underlying Pathophysiology; Diagnostics and Treatment Strategies  •  The Aging Voice: Multidisciplinary Care; Voice Therapy Considerations;  Translational Studies  •  Current Updates on Vocal Tremor  • Application of High-Speed Video Endoscopy for Clinical Evaluation  • Care of the Professional Choice  • Phonosurgery for Glottal Lesions  • Peri-operative Voice Care  • Transition From Speaking to Singing Voice  • Current Role of Recurrent Laryngeal Nerve Packaging and Impact on Function  • Pediatric Laryngeal : Imaging Findings; Surgical Considerations; Voice Therapy Considerations  • Professional Voice  • Laryngeal Breathing Dysfunction  • Airway Reconstruction and Rehabilitation  • Cancer: Laryngeal Radiation Therapy  • Outcomes of Early Glottis Cancer – Surgery vs. Radiation  • Irradiated Vocal Folds; Thyroplasty in Irradiated Laryngx  • Laser Surgery for Glottic Epithelial Disease

Registration

Call for Abstracts
"NEW THIS YEAR!" We will be accepting abstract submissions regarding research in the areas of laryngology, voice rehabilitation and voice sciences. Please save-the-date on your calendar and make your plans to participate by submitting an abstract for podium or poster presentations online.

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Exhibit Opportunity
This course offers the unique opportunity for commercial companies to interact with health care providers and highlight their products and services. If you are interested in exhibit space during this course, please contact Kristy Badder.