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September 11, 2012
John Mayer Undergoes Second Vocal Cord Surgery
On August 27, 2012, media reported that grammy-award winning singer John Mayer underwent vocal cord surgery for a 2nd time in an attempt to permanently remove a recurrent vocal cord granuloma. Fans know that in September 2011, John Mayer announced the cancellation of a number of concerts as well as an album due to the development of a vocal cord granuloma of his voicebox. Read a blog article about this. On Oct 20, 2011, he underwent surgery for the first time to remove the …
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March 12, 2012
Singer John Mayer Has Recurrence of Vocal Cord Granuloma
In September 2011, grammy-award winning singer John Mayer announced the cancellation of a number of concerts as well as an album due to the development of a vocal cord granuloma of his voicebox. Read a blog article about this. On Oct 20, 2011, he underwent surgery to remove the granuloma and was on strict voice rest for several weeks with plans to resume live singing in the first quarter of 2012. Unfortunately, on March 9, 2012, it was found that his vocal cord granuloma has r…
3/12/2012
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September 21, 2011
Singer John Mayer Diagnosed with Vocal Cord Granuloma
On Sept 19, 2011, media reported that singer John Mayer has been forced to cancel all upcoming concert plans and delay release of a new album due to a voicebox growth. This growth was described as a " granuloma ." What exactly is a granuloma? It is a benign mass commonly due to repetitive mild vocal trauma resulting in exuberant growth of a specific region of the voicebox lining. To be more precise, rather than the vocal cord itself, granulomas are most commonly found on th…
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