Purpose: To analyse the relationship between the risk of dysphonia and vocal quality in
undergraduate performing arts students. Methods: Observational cross-sectional study with …

On average, the prevalence of subjectively indicated dysphonia in singers is higher than in
the general population. When using extreme vocal techniques supraglottic structures are …

ABSTRACT Objective To propose a Dysphonia Risk Screening Protocol for Actors (DRSP-
A), test its usability in conjunction with the General Dysphonia Risk Screening Protocol (G …

Objectives The purpose of this study was to investigate vocal quality, vocal complaints, and
risk factors for developing voice disorders in theater actors. Secondly, the impact of one …

Background: Professional singers must become aware of their vocal behavior so that they
can prevent the occurrence of problems that interfere negatively with their profession …

State of the art Theater actors are a high risk group for developing voice disorders. Aims The
first purpose of this study was to examine and compare the objective and subjective vocal …

Background: Theater actors are a special group of elite vocal performers where the slightest
vocal difficulty can have serious professional consequences. Little is known about the …

Objectives This study sought to assess classical singing students' compliance with vocal
hygiene practices identified in the literature and to explore the relationship between self …

Objective This study aimed to compare the prevalence and incidence of vocal fold
pathologies among undergraduate classical, musical theatre, and contemporary commercial …

Objective The study aimed to review the prevalence of self-reported voice disorders in
singers. Study Design The study is a systematic review and meta-analysis. Methods A …