… the prevalence of persistent dysphonia in hospitalised COVID-19 patients. The … patients
with persistent dysphonia and to assess the association between the presence of dysphonia …

… dysphonia among non hospitalized COVID-19 patients, … except one patient. Voice impairment
might be overlooked in … acute COVID-19, which are similar to those of chronic fatigue …

… -analysis, 25.1 % of the COVID-19 patients experienced dysphonia during the acute infection,
and … The gender differences in the presentation of COVID-19 patients have been studied …

… during the COVID-19 disease such as hoarseness, feeling of … of dysphonia were described
among COVID-19 patients with … six non-hospitalized subjects suffered from persistent severe …

… the occurrence of dysphonia in some COVID-19 patients, with a … of dysphonia in mild-to-moderate
COVID-19 patients. … Patients who were hospitalized in intensive care units were not …

… There is emerging evidence about the association of COVID-19 and dysphagia and dysphonia,
… in a small minority, with laryngeal irritation from persistent coughing being one potential …

… Amid the continuous effort to curb the disease, signs of slowing … Dysphonia or perturbation
of voice has recently been lauded as a manifestation of Coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19…

… COVID-19, and long-lasting effects also occur in individuals with mild infection and those
who require no hospitalization… % of patients presented with symptoms of hoarseness after the …

… dysphagia, dysphonia, and dysarthria associated with COVID-19. While … Dysphonia was
prevalent at initial SLT assessment in this study. Twenty-three percent had persistent dysphonia …

… Hospitalized COVID-19 patients with or without dysphonia were enrolled in the study. …
As a result of this finding, fatigability could be the cause or the persistence of dysphonia in …