Video Stroboscopy
Visualisation of even the finest movement disorders or changes of the vocal folds.
Diagnostics at the highest level
Visual Transparency
We show you the connections between anatomy, function and your symptoms directly on screen.
Interdisciplinary Analysis
Seamless transition from medical diagnostics to speech therapy for lasting results.
Your individual treatment plan
Conservative before Surgical
Our guiding principle: we only use invasive measures when they are medically appropriate and conservative options have been exhausted. Symptoms can often be effectively relieved through targeted medication or functional therapy. We focus on addressing the cause rather than merely treating the symptom.
Seamless Speech Therapy & Network
A central component of our approach is the close collaboration with experienced speech therapists. Our diagnostics and therapy are seamlessly integrated, often through direct physical proximity. For complex neurological cases, we also draw on our specialised medical network.
Gentle Phonosurgery
Should surgery nevertheless be required, for example to remove benign changes such as polyps or cysts, you benefit from our many years of surgical experience. We use microlaryngoscopic techniques with the primary goal of preserving the delicate vocal fold structure and your vocal performance to the greatest extent possible.
Frequently asked questions about vocal health
An examination is advisable for functional or organic voice disorders as well as
chronic or exertion-related hoarseness. Especially if you have a voice-intensive
or artistic profession, any changes should be investigated early, as they often
have professional and social consequences.
We use state-of-the-art video endoscopy and stroboscopy. These procedures enable
real-time assessment of vocal fold function and make even the subtlest movement
disorders visible. This allows us to explain the connections between anatomy,
function and your symptoms directly on screen in a clear and understandable way.
No. Our goal is lasting improvement, which is often achieved through close
collaboration with speech therapy. We only perform surgical procedures
(phonosurgery) when necessary, e.g. for polyps or cysts. In such cases, we use
microlaryngoscopic techniques to preserve the delicate vocal fold structure to
the greatest extent possible.
