… seeing a patient in … patient’s dysphonia is predominantly related to impairment in vibration,
closure, or resonance, as well as whether a primary neurologic issue or functional dysphonia …

… consequence of vocal cord insult during the COVID-19 pandemic remain to be determined
[26]. In a study on 20 patients with post-COVID-19 dysphonia, 40% of cases were diagnosed …

… subsequent in‐person visit with laryngoscopy for new patients presenting with
laryngology‐related complaints during the COVID‐19 pandemic. While laryngoscopy is still essential …

… in cases of COVID-19 related airway stenosis [15], dysphonia [16] and dysphagia [17,18]. …
Long-term intubation and high rate of tracheostomy in COVID19 patients might determine …

… [8▪▪] published an invited narrative review of dysphagia and dysphonia after COVID-19 in
Dysphagia. This manuscript provided a critical appraisal of 15 published studies with a …

… Patients associated voice disorders with COVID-19. 87 % of patients had a mild course, 13
… after acute infectious disease COVID-19 were diagnosed with hypotonic dysphonia, and 23 …

… The Google searches for hoarseness and dysphonia were relatively similar between the
pre-COVID and pre-Omicron periods, but then significantly increased during Omicron …

… patients. Recent studies [4, 11, 24, 29] reported that post-COVID-19 patients might manifest
… of heart damage, lung infections, brain damage, dysphonia [2, 3], reduced hearing sensitivity…

… some PCC symptoms, such as dysphonia, dysphagia, dyspnea, … patients with PCC who
were accepted to participate in the study were included. In addition, we identified 16 COVID-19-…

… patients had fluctuating dysphonia, which often worsened during the day. The dysphonia …
of vagus nerve neuropathy in patients with chronic cough after COVID -19. However, further …