Speaking with a voice prosthesis

Speaking with a voice prosthesis is the most common method used today following total laryngectomy. It is also considered to be the most successful of the three methods for voice rehabilitation - creating the most natural-sounding and fluent voice.

[@coenmuller6438]

Thank you for this quick informational video, Very clear, calm and articulated. I'm currently working on designing a device that restores taste and smell to laryngectomy patients. Found this quite helpfull for my research :)

[@atosmedicaluk]

Hi Coen, we're glad you found it useful! If you would like to find out more about voice prosthesis speech, take a look at our website: www.atosmedical.co.uk/laryngectomy/a-different-way-of-communicating/voice-prosthesis-speech/

[@jaydahome-teillarddeyry6200]

I pray you do!!!

[@davidmcculloughbell342]

Is there a Prosthesis that doesn’t leak ?

[@atosmedicaluk]

Hi David, we have two specialist voice prostheses that can help to reduce leakage: Provox ActiValve and Provox Vega XtraSeal. Your clinician will be able to advise if these are suitable for you. Daily cleaning of your voice prosthesis can also help to delay leakage, find out more on our website: www.atosmedical.co.uk/laryngectomy/total-laryngectomy/clean-your-voice-prosthesis/

[@teresawhite7622]

With larynx tube

[@timcline6871]

Or lary button with privix adhesive?