Article ID | Journal | Published Year | Pages | File Type |
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1102376 | Journal of Voice | 2010 | 4 Pages |
Abstract
PVFM referrals of AD personnel of the US military are characterized by younger patients and a smaller female:male ratio as compared with non-AD patients. Based on the preponderance of men in the military, the number of females in the AD group remained disproportionately large. Multiple medical comorbidities were commonly documented by both groups; the only significant difference was a greater prevalence of asthma in the non-AD group. These data reinforce the need for appropriate differential diagnosis in all patients.
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Authors
Joyce Gurevich-Uvena, Joseph M. Parker, Thomas M. Fitzpatrick, Matthew J. Makashay, Michelle M. Perello, Elizabeth A. Blair, Nancy Pearl Solomon,