… 30 which compared trait anxiety across primary muscle tension dysphonia and vocal
nodule groups. This meta-analytic difference between functional and organic groups was also …

Purpose Approximately 30% of adults over the age of 50 years present with altered vocal
function. Our understanding of how these changes manifest acoustically and perceptually is …

… The Acoustic Voice Quality Index (AVQI) has shown to be a valid multiparametric tool to
objectify dysphonia severity. The increasing number of validity studies investigating AVQI's …

… A common local adverse effect of ICS therapy is dysphonia, which has been reported to
affect 5% to 58% of patients. Although causes of dysphonia associated with ICS therapy have …

… the study design, the sample size of patients, the median age, the aim of the study, the
tools used, the subjective and objective findings about dysphonia, the results from instrumental …

… number of study patients. Therefore, in the current meta-analysis, we gave a more
comprehensive overview of evaluation of voice assessment after LS and RT in patients with early …

… to other approaches used to treat functional dysphonia. Speyer (2008) - Summarizing the
literature on the effects of voice therapy in dysphonic patients, the overall impression is that the …

… muscle activity is the primary underlying cause of the dysphonia. Secondary MTD (MTD-2) …
by dysphonia. Based on palpation and evaluation of the head and neck in affected patients, …

… The main purpose of this review was to describe the incidence of dysphonia in patients
treated with anti-angiogenics drugs, in clinical trials phase I, II and III. The studies were all closed …

… and obesity in patients with dysphonia vs. patients with no dysphonia. Although there was a
… results demonstrate that overweight and obese patients are more likely to have dysphonia. …