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ExpressAgain for head, neck and throat

What the app does after head, neck or throat surgery, radiation or a laryngectomy: the Head, Neck and Throat mode and its own phrase library.

1 min readUpdated For: visitor, family, patient

After surgery or treatment of the head, neck or throat a person may be unable to speak for a time; typing and tapping phrases give a voice at once, and the cloned voice can be recorded before treatment where that is possible. The Head, Neck and Throat mode is live: its own library, Head, Neck & Throat, holds short phrases for breathing and the airway (the trach, the stoma, suction, humidity), swallowing and eating, the mouth and throat, pain from 0 to 10 and where it hurts, treatment, talking again, appearance and feelings, yes and no, and everyday essentials. Choose the mode in the guided setup and those phrases open first in the Phrase Library and at the top of the Communicate page.

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