… This study evaluated the presentations and outcomes of inpatients referred to SLT with
COVID-19. It was hypothesized that there would be high rates of significant dysphagia and …

… of voice has not yet been studied in patients with COVID-19. This study hypothesizes that
COVID-19 decreases both patient-… which clinical features of the COVID-19 influence the voice. …

… vocal parameters in patients who recovered from COVID-19. … patient-reported vocal outcomes
and it was stated that the total score was higher in patients with COVID-19, as we found [19…

… with COVID-19 were studied to better understand the effects that the pandemic virus has on
… results of the study suggest that COVID-19 patients have relatively low dysphonia and vocal …

… that is most affected by COVID-19 [2, 3] which results in an impairment of the phonatory
function. Our results show a worsening of the MPT in COVID-19 survivors compared with the …

… for voice therapy may, … patients were experiencing in their recovery from COVID-19 and
their need to prioritize other issues, for example, managing fatigue prior to focusing on their voice …

… Since COVID-19 is mostly considered as a respiratory … Differences in the acoustic parameters
of voice between patients … , this study compares COVID-19 patients with healthy individuals …

… Despite the results of this study, during the COVID-19 pandemic many authors have concurred
in the recommendation to delay tracheostomy until at least day 14 14 to reduce the risk of …

… a quarter of the patients with COVID-19 have presented with … Mons: the vocal folds’ epithelium
in subjects with COVID-19 was … of vocal fold edema of the dysphonia related to COVID-19. …

… On average, we record 250 visits per year by these patients. The potential threat of COVID-19
for our patients has reversed the usual risk-benefit balance. Clinicians have to consider, …