Article ID Journal Published Year Pages File Type
10519641 Journal of Voice 2012 8 Pages PDF
Abstract
The results have implications for the use of high-speed imaging to identify and measure change in phonatory physiology in patients with contact granuloma. Changes in phonatory physiology support the use of voice therapy techniques, such as VFEs that facilitate a semioccluded vocal tract for treatment of contact granuloma.
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A Case Report in Changes in Phonatory Physiology Following Voice Therapy: Application of High-Speed Imaging
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