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  1. Talking at a party - hemorrhagic vocal cord polyp

    Speaking at a party, he lost his voice for several days. He thought it was a virus but nis voice never recovered his normal quality, even after 4 months.
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  3. About this site

    This site represents my opinions and is my attempt to inform you, the visitor, about voice disorders from a physician's perspective. It is specifically not meant to establish a doctor-patient relationship with you.
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  6. No vocal cords

    Voice is a vibration (roughly 60 to 1100 vibrations per second [Hz]) within the audible frequency range. In the human, voice is largely produced by the true vocal cords, but it is possible to vibrate other structures and create a voice. 
  7. Cords or Folds

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  8. New Patient Packet - All Forms for New Patients in a single pdf file

    The following is our new patient packet including all registration forms. It is form-fillable. Please click the .pdf link to download it.
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    The following is the Information for prospective patients. Please click the .pdf link to launch the form.
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    We are located in Portland, Oregon. Check out the Google map or click the .pdf link to launch the document, which also contains directions.