… This report documents a case of COVID-19 related vocal cord … The patient had a significant
history of muscle tension dysphonia, chronic laryngitis, and vocal cord nodules. The patient …

… objective observations were altered dysphonia scales, 73 … reported dysphonia, exertional
dyspnea and digestive 76 … vagus nerve stimulation in patients with Covid-19? Bioelectron …

… could be discharged to outpatient follow-up care The patient still showed a high graded
dysphonia that changed to a R1B3H3 in the “RBH”-scale and improved to 34 points in the VHI. …

… The COVID-19 pandemic has been a trigger for … the patients seen in our practice between
2019 (before pandemic) and 2020 (during the pandemic). We hypothesized that the COVID-19 …

… Conversely, it is feasible that lockdown restrictions will positively influence laryngeal function
for existing patients who developed dysphonia through high occupational vocal demands, …

… COVID-19–positive patients and recommends that AGPs be performed on patients with
suspected COVID-19 … disorders and recent dysphonia in the context of the COVID-19 pandemic.…

… In the COVID-19 era, sign language (SL) translation has … the communication gap between
dysphonia and hearing people. The … COVID-19, as well as some of the existing SLT methods. …

… An improved understanding of COVID-19 pathogenesis has re-… of a rise in the number of
patients with a change in voice and … We report a case of a patient recovering from COVID-19, …

… of dysphonia in patients with post-COVID-19 syndrome, for example. Further studies are
recommended as part of a systematic review to confirm the indications for spirometry in …

… to assess dysphonia and dysphagia in both groups. … COVID-19 patients were subjected to
pronation maneuvers, while none was pronated in the control group. Two COVID-19 patients …