… COVID-19 pandemic has affected the voice assessment protocols for dysphonic patients. In
… the healthy population as well as dysphonic patients due to glottic insufficiency between the …

… 92% patients who had dysphonia while infected with COVID-19 completely recovered
phonatory function within two months, 8% patients incompletely recovered phonatory function. …

… COVID-19 patients may experience 71 shortness of breath that results in the disruption of
voice 72 intensity [15]. The decrease in lung pressure changes the 73 subglottal pressure that …

… COVID-19 is a novel disease caused by the coronavirus SARS-CoV-2, first identified in …
dysphagia and dysphonia and five isolated dysphonia. The median age of these patients was 9 …

… Dysphagia, cough, odynophagia, and dysphonia are less … One case series showed two
patients mainly complaining of … screening test for disclose an SPM in patients with SPM.[ 5 ] …

… severity of dysphonia was significantly different among patients with different severities of
COVID-19. Smoking can also play a significant role in vocal dysfunction in COVID-19 patients. …

… participants reported having had dysphonia during the days they were sick with Covid-19.
Second, the … In summary, the clinical voice of patients who have passed the Covid-19 at the …

… 57.4 percent of patients. In patients with COVID-19, voice disorder and dysphonia can be …
suffered from longterm post-COVID-19 dysphonia and recurrent coughs that interrupted the …

… revealed that COVID-19 patients with OD … ill COVID-19 patients, where 67% of their patients
evaluated in the ICU were advised to be nil by mouth. In addition, the presence of dysphonia …

… 702 patients, with mild to moderate COVID-19, identified that more women than men suffered
from dysphonia, … research related to the evaluation of dysphonia in singers is important to …