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Evaluation and therapy for dysphagia
Modified Barium Swallow Study
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Modified Barium Swallow studies are performed under fluoroscopy to objectively assess the oral and pharyngeal swallowing function and to determine airway protection. Patients are fed a variety of foods and liquids to determine the easiest and safest textures or consistencies and to plan rehabilitation of swallowing muscles. |
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Administering thin liquids by spoon
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Evaluation & therapy of Paradoxical Vocal Fold Dysfunction
| Physicians may refer patients with a diagnosis of Paradoxical Vocal Fold Dysfuntion (or VCD) for evaluation and treatment services. Therapy addresses breathing and behavioral therapy techniques are provided for this condition. |
Evaluation & therapy for voice and voice-related disorders
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Adults with organic or functional voice disorders or professional voice users participate in behavioral voice therapy to improve vocal integrity for speech purposes. |
| Assessing vocal pitch | |
For more information on any of the adult outpatient Speech-Language Pathology services, please call (434) 924-5781. Pediatric outpatient inquiries should be directed to (434) 924-5757.
