ISSN: 2041-6792

Clinical Investigation

A Vocal Cord Nodule Scholarly Peer-review Journal

Vocal cord nodules are growths that may be formed on the vocal cord. Such growth are non cancerous or benign in nature and resemble calluses on hands. Such growth can make it difficult for the vocal fold to vibrate and can cause difficult in voice. If your voice is used in the wrong manner or is strained your vocal fold may inflame or swell. Patients with a hoarseness in their voice present vocal fold changes. The physician should be knowledge of the anatomic, physiologic and functional aspects of voice disorders and the latest diagnostic and therapeutic methods for a comfortable and patient specific treatment. The most common cause of vocal cord nodules is the straining of vocal cords. Severe irritation causing changes in the vocal cords can lead to formation of nodules or polyps. They can bring about a hoarseness and breathy voice. After surgical removal of smokers polys which may include most of the vocal folds there can be frequent voice breaks, vocal fatigue and reduced range of vocal sounds. Journals dealing with this topic are peer reviewed which the process of submitting the authors article or research literature to the scrutiny of subject experts prior to publication in a journal. The article may be accepted or rejected or may be required to be edited.

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