Dr Nupur Kapoor Nerurkar
VOICE SURGEON
M.B.B.S.; D.O.R.L.; M.S.(ENT)
Laryngologist & Voice Surgeon, Bombay Hospital
Former Associate Professor (Sion Hospital)
Meet Dr Nupur
Bombay Hospital
Room 213,2nd floor,New wing
12,New Marine lines,
Mumbai- 400 020. Maharashtra. India
Endoscopic Laser Surgery
The CO2 Laser is commonly used in the larynx. A laser works as a very precise haemostatic scalpel. The heat generated by the laser seals off blood and lymph vessels making it very useful while operating on cancers or vascular lesions of the larynx. In selected cancer of the voice box cases, endoscopic laser surgery provides the same results as external major surgery.
As the laser generates heat which is absorbed by the Superficial lamina Propria layer of the vocal fold, many laryngologists prefer performing cold steel microflap surgery especially for benign glottic lesions.
Laser Surgery For Glottic Cancer
Mumbai Voice Surgeon
Our voice is integral to our personality and serves in a way as our signature.In today's world, communication is playing an even greater role with the variety of professional voice users encompassing actors, disc jockeys, radio jockey's, news commentators besides of course singers...
4th Workshop on Phonosurgery
4th Workshop on Phonosurgery held in Mumbai on
August 28 - 29, 2010
Microflap Surgery
Conventional surgery for removal of polyps and cysts involves holding them and amputating …
Endoscopic Laser Surgery
The CO2 Laser is commonly used in the larynx. A laser works as a very precise haemostatic …
Vocal Fold Paralysis
When both the vocal fold are paralysed and stay in the midline (abductor paralysis), the person …
Airway Surgery
When a growth is very large and blocking most of the airway, the patient becomes …
Pitch Change Laryngeal Surgery
Laryngeal framework surgery can be performed to tighten or loosen the tension …
How we speak?
Two white folds, known as the true vocal folds, are present at the inlet of our breathing pipe. These vocal folds allow us to talk when they come together and vibrate. When they move apart, they form an inverted "V" and allow air to enter the breathing pipe and lungs for us to breathe.
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