… pediatric laryngotracheoplasty on voice quality. A group of ten children who underwent
laryngotracheoplasty … more times after decannulation and their voices were compared to those of …

… were rated by voice clinicians to have abnormal voice quality postsurgery. Interrater … ratings
of voice was reported to be 97%. The predominant abnormal voice quality was hoarseness …

… a castellated laryngotracheoplasty were much more likely to have an acceptable voice outcome
(81… However, the laryngotracheoplasty group had less severe stenoses than those in the …

… -related impact of voice quality, the PVRQOL and speech domain of the HUI3 instrument
were used. When compared with other pediatric diseases affecting voice, patients treated with …

… and function associated with poor voice outcome after laryngotracheal reconstruction (LTR)
and to specifically describe dysphonia in pediatric patients treated for subglottic stenosis. …

… at this age due to the special anatomy of the pediatric airways, the vulnerable tissues and the
… to ensure a socially acceptable voice quality. However, decent voice analysis is obviously …

… surgery, with 4 laryngotracheoplasties, 3 tracheal resections, 2 … address voice in LTS patients
is often focused on pediatric … as cricotracheal resection have on voice quality. Most of these …

… pediatric airway obstruction. With the introduction and popularization of operative procedures
such as laryngotracheoplasty, … Depending on the age of the patient, preoperative voice …

… voice and endoscopic abnormalities. The effects of these surgical procedures and preexisting
laryngeal abnormalities on voice continue to be difficult to establish in the pediatric … voice …

… children with abnormal voice quality, the normative data … voice quality differences in
pediatric patients diagnosed with laryngotracheal stenosis when assessed pre-laryngotracheoplasty …