Roger Crumley, MD, Reminisces The History of Neurolaryngology Study Group

Dr. Roger Crumley updates the history of the Neurolaryngology Study Group and shares history of the ALA.

 

YearSpeakersTopicLocation
2014Murray Morrison, MDThe Irritable Larynx and Chronic CoughVancouver, BC (AAO-HNS)
2015Randal Paniello, MD, PhD
David Zealear, PhD
Pacing versus Laryngeal Reinnervation: Treatment Options for Bilateral Vocal Fold ParalysisDallas, TX (AAO-HNS)
2016Mitchel Brin, MDBotulinum Toxin for Laryngeal Disorders: An UpdateSan Diego, CA (AAO-HNS)
2017Rita Patel, PhDRelationship between Vocal Fold Kinematics and Laryngeal Muscle Activity in Adductor Spasmodic DysphoniaChicago, IL (AAO-HNS)
2018Leah Helou, PhD, CCC-SLPRole of the Diaphragm in Vocal Motor ControlAtlanta GA (AAO-HNS)
2019Corinne Jones, PhD, CCC-SLPNeuromodulation of Swallowing: State of the FieldAustin TX (COSM)
2020
“Buz” H.A. Jinnah, MD, PhD
What Can Advances in Other Types of Dysphonia Tell Us About Laryngeal DystoniaLos Angeles, CA (COSM – cancelled due to COVID)
2021
2022Michael Kilgard, PhDVagus Nerve Stimulation during Rehabilitation to Improve Synaptic Plasticity and RecoveryDallas, TX (COSM)
2023Cara Stepp, PhDMechanisms and Objective Assessment of Laryngeal Dystonia and Vocal HyperfunctionBoston, MA (COSM)
2023Steven Bielamowicz, MDClinical Utility of Laryngeal EMG
Washington, DC (Fall Voice)
2024Bonnie Martin-Harris, PhD, CCC-SLPResetting Respiratory-Swallowing Coordination: Impact on Laryngeal Biomechanics and Airway ProtectionChicago, IL (COSM)
2025Dinesh K. Chhetri, MDEvolution of Laryngeal Reinnervation: Past Milestones and Future ProspectsNew Orleans, LA (COSM)
2026Rosemary A. Lester-Smith, Ph.D., CCC-SLPUpdates on Interdisciplinary Assessment and Treatment of Vocal TremorPhoenix, AZ (COSM)

Read his essay by clicking here.

Also, Mark your Calendars for the Neuro Laryngology Study Group presentation at the 139th Annual Meeting of the ALA:

WEDNESDAY, APRIL 18, 2018  

5:00 PM

Neurolaryngology Study Group

Speaker:  Christy Ludlow, PhD

Topic:  Spasmodic Dysphonia:  Past, Present and Future