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At Atos, our aim is not only to provide a range of clinically backed products but to ensure all patients on Atos Care receive all the support they need. As part of this, we provide a complementary specialist nursing service, delivered by Head and Neck Specialist Nurses. Support is available via telephone, email, and text, with face-to-face home visits offered in selected regions.

We sat down with Dr. Thomas Moors; founder and choir director of Shout at Cancer, to talk about the story behind the choir, and the impact of it.

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At Atos Medical we have an in depth understanding of the importance of high levels of humidification and filtration following a total laryngectomy

Managing laryngectomy care often presents complex challenges. We are highlighting Bob’s experience with his Atos Care Head & Neck nurse and the assessment, treatment and maintenance strategies that ensured his well-being.

Here at Atos we are dedicated to helping to improve the quality of life for laryngectomy patients. In order to facilitate assessment and management of peristomal skin conditions, Atos UK have developed a tool to optimise “in clinic” evaluation and monitoring of peristomal skin disorders. This tool has been developed by our head and neck nurses based on their experience working with laryngectomy patients and peristomal skin conditions.

Provox Life also includes new attachments developed to provide security and accommodate individual needs with regard to skin type and stoma contours.

Your nose does more than just smell – it heats, humidifies, and filters the air you breathe. In this way, you can be sure the air is at the right body temperature and contains enough moisture when it reaches your lungs for them to function properly. With a tracheostoma, these nasal functions are lost, and you will breathe in dry, cold, and unfiltered air.

Before your total laryngectomy, your nose would filter the air you breathe, helping prevent the inhalation of airborne particles. Now that you breathe through your neck stoma, you are less protected against viruses, bacteria, pollen, and dust.