”Shedding light on the procedure, which provides a safe and stable airway, he said, “We took a few segments from the upper and lower trachea and joined them so we could preserve his voice box and, thus, he regained his voice.The dean of JJ Hospital, Dr Ajay Chandanwale, said, “Usually the poor cannot afford such procedures since they are costly. “The treatment here was free and now we’ll go back with happiness,” she beamed.The patient, Rahul Mangal Pawar (27) underwent a tracheostomy, a medical procedure that involves creating an opening in the neck in order to place a tube into a person’s windpipe, after coming in contact with an organophosphorus compound, which is used to improve farm yields. Mumbai: A 27-year-old farmer from Yavatmal district, who had accidentally exposed himself to a chemical that damaged his larynx, has regained his voice after three years following an operation known as ‘laryngotracheal reconstruction’ at the state-run JJ Hospital. However, he was struggling to speak since the OPC had damaged his larynx. He is recuperating and he’ll be discharged within a week. The team that operated on the patient.Mr Pawar’s wife Sonu expressed gratitude towards the doctors for restoring her husband’s voice. The laryngotracheal reconstruction was performed recently.”. The procedure was carried out by Dr Philippe Monnier from Switzerland along with China eyeliner cases  the staff of the hospital’s ENT department.”Mr Pawar’s wife Sonu expressed gratitude towards the doctors for restoring her husband’s voice. Dr Monnier visits JJ Hospital once a year for such procedures.Speaking about Mr Pawar’s ordeal, Dr Shrinivas Chavan, head of JJ Hospital’s ENT department, said, “In Yavatmal, a tube was inserted through a cut in the neck below his vocal cords, allowing air to enter the lungs.