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Automatic Glottis Localization and Segmentation in Stroboscopic Videos Using Deep Neural Network
Interspeech, 2018Exact analysis of the glottal vibration patten is vital for assessing voice pathologies. One of the primary steps in this analysis is automatic glottis segmentation, which, in turn, has two main parts, namely, glottis localization and the glottis ...
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1984
The glottis is defined by the UICC and the AJC as consisting of the vocal cords, and the anterior and posterior commissures (1 and 2).
P. M. Stell, R. P. Morton
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The glottis is defined by the UICC and the AJC as consisting of the vocal cords, and the anterior and posterior commissures (1 and 2).
P. M. Stell, R. P. Morton
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Intracranial metastasis in carcinoma of the glottis
The Lancet Oncology, 20031Glottic carcinoma rarely metastasises because the glottis is sparsely served by lymphatic and blood vessels. We report a rare case of multiple intracranial metastasis in a patient with locoregionally controlled glottic carcinoma who did not show any evidence of distant metastasis in other sites or second primary lesions. In January 1994, a 40-year-old
Kislay, Dimri +2 more
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Hemilaryngectomy for verrucous carcinoma of the glottis
The Laryngoscope, 1980AbstractSeven patients with verrucous carcinoma of the glottis treated by hemilaryngectomy are analyzed. The diagnostic criteria for this tumor are reviewed. Close cooperation between the clinician and pathologist is necessary for the correct diagnosis. The controversy regarding radiation therapy is discussed.
E, Myers, S, Sobol, J H, Ogura
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The Glottis and Subglottis: An Otolaryngologist's Perspective
Thoracic Surgery Clinics, 2007The complexity of the glottic and subglottic region in terms of anatomy and function make this region challenging in evaluation and treatment. A thorough understanding of the complex anatomy is necessary for the management of patients who have dysphonia, vocal fold paralysis, glottic or subglottic stenosis, or complications, which may present after ...
Dietmar, Thurnher +3 more
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Surgery for Benign Lesions of the Glottis
Otolaryngologic Clinics of North America, 1991This article examines benign lesions of the glottis and adjacent structures commonly encountered in clinical practice. The goals of management are to understand the cause and the characteristics of these lesions and to provide the most conservative management possible. Nonsurgical management is selected, if possible, with surgical intervention reserved
J, Werkhaven, R H, Ossoff
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Detection of the closed glottis interval
ICASSP '76. IEEE International Conference on Acoustics, Speech, and Signal Processing, 2005A highly reliable non-iterative algorithm for the detection of the closed glottis interval of voiced sounds is described. The method is based on an indicator of linear dependence of certain intervals of the speech signal that are considerably shorter than the pitch period.
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The Journal of otolaryngology, 1991
The posterior glottis is an area of the larynx previously referred to by the terms 'posterior commissure' and 'interarytenoid'; these are poorly defined and a new definition of this unique area of the larynx is provided. Within the text is a series of experiments performed on nearly 300 larynges.
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The posterior glottis is an area of the larynx previously referred to by the terms 'posterior commissure' and 'interarytenoid'; these are poorly defined and a new definition of this unique area of the larynx is provided. Within the text is a series of experiments performed on nearly 300 larynges.
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