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CO2 laser in benign vocal fold lesions: an observational study
Background To evaluate the clinical and functional outcome of patients having benign vocal fold lesions who were treated with carbon dioxide laser. Methods For this Study a total of 41 Patients who had hoarseness of voice and satisfied the inclusion ...
Showkat Ahmad Showkat +3 more
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Metabolic Mechanisms of Vocal Fatigue [PDF]
Vocal fatigue is among the most debilitating conditions affecting individuals with voice disorders. Impressions about mechanisms potentially underlying vocal fatigue have varied depending on how fatigue is defined, participants studied, and measures made,
Nanjundeswaran, Chayadevie
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Consideration of vocal fold position in unilateral vocal fold paralyses
The objective of this study was to improve the evaluation of unilateral vocal fold paralyses (uVFP) by means of an area measurement of the glottic plane, which describes the position of the paralysed vocal fold.
Steinle, Julia +3 more
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Vocal Fold Polyp and Varicosity
R T, Sataloff, M, Hawkshaw, D C, Rosen
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Multidimensional assessment of vocal changes in benign vocal fold lesions after voice therapy
OBJECTIVE: To evaluate through a multidimensional protocol voice changes after voice therapy in patients with benign vocal fold lesions. METHODS: 65 consecutive patients affected by benign vocal fold lesions were enrolled.
F. Mozzanica +5 more
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Hemorrhagic Vocal Fold Polyp and Varicosities [PDF]
C M, Dean, M, Hawkshaw, R T, Sataloff
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SEM image of a rabbit vocal fold.
Scanning electron microscopy image of a rabbit vocal fold. Large box represents the central portion of the middle one-third region of the vocal fold. Small box represents a 2×2 µm image used for SEM analysis.
C. Gaelyn Garrett (534812) +6 more
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PD-MRI image of porcine vocal fold.
Representative images of slices through vocal fold of the same larynx. (A): Baseline. (B): After dehydration in 30% NaCl. (C): After rehydration in H2O. Dashed boxes highlight mucosa at the vocal fold edge.
Jonathan J. Wisco (6058169) +4 more
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