Objectives We examined select acoustic (signal type), aerodynamic, and perceptual
measures and associated surgical data in a cohort of children who were endoscopically …

OBJECTIVE: Surgeons who perform pediatric laryngotracheal reconstruction (LTR) have
traditionally measured outcomes based on successful airway restoration. Additional …

Importance Up to half of children have substantial dysphonia after airway reconstruction.
Visual assessment of vocal function is valuable. Feasibility of flexible and rigid endoscopy …

Objectives Patients with laryngotracheal stenosis often require airway reconstruction.
Following surgical intervention, voicing may be produced with either a glottic or supraglottic …

The purpose of this nonrandomized prospective study was to quantify the inter-and intrarater
reliability of experienced speech-language pathologist's perceptual ratings of voice in …

Children with laryngotracheal stenosis undergo laryngotracheal reconstruction (LTR) to
permit tracheostomy decannulation. We conducted voice assessments of 8 pediatric LTR …

Objectives We performed a retrospective review to compare a subjective parental proxy-
derived voice handicap survey to an observer-derived method of measuring voice …

OBJECTIVE: The purpose of this study was to examine the feasibility of conducting
aerodynamic and acoustic assessment in children following airway reconstruction …

Objective To compare measurements of the pediatric subglottis obtained by surgeon-
performed ultrasound and endoscopy. Study Design Prospective observational comparison …

OBJECTIVE: To correlate the postoperative voice outcome to preoperative glottic
involvement, following partial cricotracheal resection (PCTR) in children. The glottic …