… During COVID-19, government measures to prevent disease spread included advice to work
… impact of self-perceived dysphonia and VTD in those working from home during COVID-19. …

… COVID-19 patients with dysphonia in the post-discharge follow-up, the most prevalent PLID
were vocal fold dysmotility, edema, laryngopharyngeal reflux, and muscle tension dysphonia …

… There is emerging evidence about the association of COVID-19 and dysphagia and
dysphonia, but what is not known is the trajectory of these conditions and outcomes after …

… Objective: This study aimed to assess the prevalence of dysphonia in COVID-19 patients
and the impact of his/her voice disorder upon daily activities using the Voice Handicap Index (…

… Some atypical cases of dysphonia during or after COVID-19 … of vocal data of COVID-19
patients submitted to invasive mechanical … on patients’ vocal rehabilitation after COVID-19. …

… of the vocal cords can also produce dysphonia, as can a direct … Dysphonia and COVID-19
have been linked to coughing and … the prevalence of dysphonia in COVID-19 patients and the …

… patient with severe COVID-19 history who presented to our hospital for persistent cough,
dysphonia, … The patient was treated by empiric bronchodilators with inhaled corticosteroids but …

… series of patients with postacute COVID-19 laryngeal injury and … and treatment of these
patients and to highlight the importance … One patient had dysphonia that preceded the COVID-19 …

… of patients with COVID-19. The prevalence of voice disorders (dysphonia) in COVID-19 patients
… to investigate the vocal characteristics of patients with COVID-19. In a study by Saki and …

… As shown in a study using self-assessment questionnaires, 28.6% of those infected with
COVID-19, showed symptoms of dysphonia. Nonetheless, using only self-assessed results are …