… Background: Dysphonia and laryngeal pathology are recognised in COVID-19 patients,
however … for dysphonia, in COVID-19 patients requiring ICU treatment across multiple facilities. …

… and short-term vocal traces of COVID-19, even after the clinical … positive COVID-19 patients,
recovered COVID-19 patients … and asymptomatic positive COVID-19 patients to validate this …

… Virtual therapy (teletherapy) for patients with dysphonia has become ubiquitous in the
COVID-19 era. However, barriers to widespread implementation are evident, including …

… All COVID-19 patients who had undergone tracheostomy in our trust (an organization that
… , strain; score of 0 considered no audible dysphonia). The highest scoring abnormality was …

… Our own follow up data shows around one-quarter of ICU patients recovering from COVID-19
who were referred to SLT team remained dysphonic at hospital discharge and around 20% …

… the high percentage of patients with SARS-CoV-2 on prolonged mechanical ventilation,
we emphasize the importance of evaluating any clinical dysphonia or foreign body sensation …

… highlighted chronic dysphonia after coronavirus disease 2019 … patients with muscle tension
dysphonia with this background. … highlighted chronic dysphonia after COVID-19 infection and …

… , and range 19–70) recruited among hospital staff and clinic patients of the … COVID‐19
era.Medical masks have evolved to prevent infection in patients with viruses such as COVID‐19.…

… Besides, most COVID-19 hospitalized patients are older … very difficult between patients and
healthcare professionals. … nodules, one with muscle tension dysphonia, one vocal polyp, and …

… subtle change in voice features of COVID-19 patients after recent resolution of the disease.
… quarter of patients with mild to moderate COVID-19 have been found to have dysphonia, and …