… voice and upper airway disorders in adults and children, by speech-language pathologists
… airway, it is essential that speech-language pathologists who specialize in these disorders …

… The purpose of this article was to describe the development and contributions of a voice
and upper airway disorders (VUAD) grassroots committee of experts toward defining core …

… This systematic review highlights the limited research on speech language pathology-specific
healthcare disparities for individuals with voice and upper airway disorders. There was …

… for speech as well. The nasal airway plays an important role in controlling speech pressures
… A “good” nose for breathing is often a “bad” nose for speech under such circumstances. …

… speechlanguage pathology evaluations for orofacial function including tongue and lip rest
postures, tonus, articulation and speech, voice and language… , speech and language disorders …

… Inspecting the landscape and practice patterns of clinical practice in voice and upper
airway disorders involves interrogating topics such as clinician demographics and our current …

… airway problem includes recognition of the fact that paradoxical vocal fold movement can
contribute to upper airway … disorder, we will see that the extent to which the disorder is …

… speech disorders. For example, speakers with either oromandibular dystonia or functional
speech disorders may report that their speech is … with functional speech disorders often exhibit …

… an umbrella term that encompasses both irritant-induced ILO and exercise-induced ILO (EILO)
until specific determination of the nature of the upper airway disorder can be established. …

… Disorders of the upper and lower airway are often seen in children with 22qDS and include
… with more severe airway conditions may require tracheostomy. Voice disorders, such as …