… in laryngeal anatomy and function associated with poor voice outcome after laryngotracheal
reconstruction (… in only six of nine patients (vocal quality, loudness, and intelligibility) and …

… vocal qual¬ ity of these patients. This is the second report of an ongo¬ ing study of the vocal
quality of decannulated children following laryngeal reconstruction. The aims of this report …

… , vocal parameters suggested a particular pattern consisting of a lower than optimal pitch and
a restricted pitch range. Laryngotracheal reconstruction … However, vocal quality appears to …

… vocal quality is generally disturbed for those who have undergone laryngeal reconstruction.
… age from 2 to 12 years showed disturbed vocal quality post-operatively. Among the children …

… who perform pediatric laryngotracheal reconstruction (LTR) … Laryngotracheal reconstruction
(LTR) is an augmentation or resection procedure used to widen the tracheal and/or laryngeal …

… Laryngeal analysis revealed the immobile vocal fold in the median, physiologic phonating
position with preserved bulk, recovered tension, and glottic closure during phonation. Three …

… on voice quality changes pre/… quality, the authors did not report the percentage of patients
who were aphonic, had abnormal vocal quality, or normal vocal quality before reconstruction. …

… nerve reconstruction: fixed vocal cords versus mobile vocal … reconstruction for thyroid
surgery of patients with fixed vocal cords, we first compared the quality of voice of the fixed vocal …

… quality does not reach the normal level and the long-term benefits are inconsistent. Beginning
in 1995, we reconstructed … reconstruction of the RLN on postoperative phonatory function. …

… Further study to compare the outcomes between patients with hypopharyngeal cancer
undergoing J-flap reconstruction and patients with laryngeal cancer is worth being performed in …