Background Postthyroidectomy voice changes are common even without apparent laryngeal
nerve injury. Our study evaluated the impact of open cervical thyroidectomy on five acoustic …

… The laryngologist should explain to the patient how the … the dysphonia, and how their voice
will change post-surgery. Proper patient selection may lead to a higher percentage of patients …

… Spasmodi dysphonia (SD) is a rare form of functional dysphonia with no organic disorder
or paralysis of the phonatory organs. SD is regarded as a focal laryngeal dystonia …

… meta-analysis studied the severity of dysphonia using the multitude of parameters described
as being for use in acoustic voice analysis. … the results of statistical analysis. The parameters …

… +5 and for severely dysphonic voices –5. The more negative the patient's index, the worse is
… As such, the DSI is especially useful to evaluate therapeutic evolution of dysphonic patients. …

… in this meta-analysis. Future studies need to conduct more in-depth analyses including more
studies. Third, the tools for speech analysis of the studies included in this meta-study were …

… and dysphonic voices. Taking this into consideration, the objective of the present systematic
review was to evaluate the conditions for a normal and a dysphonic voice in adult patients …

… Key Contribution: Spasmodic dysphonia is a rare disease and its … Participants subjectively
assessed dysphonia severity using a 100… to no dysphonia and the worst possible dysphonia, …

SciELO - Brasil - Severity of voice disorders: integration of perceptual and acoustic data in
dysphonic patients Severity of voice disorders: integration of perceptual and acoustic data in …

… The unexpected results of the study by Ross et al. could be due to recruitment bias, in which
many of the patients recruited had muscle tension dysphonia, which initially indicates vocal …