Conclusion In conclusion, dysphonia is a common and prevalent symptom that is seen in
primary care clinics. The role of speech therapy in dysphonia is a routine adjunct whether or …

Summary This Paul Moore Lecture honors the contributions made by authors to the Journal
of Voice during a period of 30 years, from 1987. Fifty articles were selected and included …

Effectiveness of voice therapy in functional dysphonia: wher... : Current Opinion in
Otolaryngology & Head and Neck Surgery Effectiveness of voice therapy in functional …

Functional dysphonia (FD) refers to a voice problem in the absence of a physical condition. It
is a multifaceted voice disorder. There is no consensus with regard to its definition and …

Information about failure and relapses is critical in deciding whether and how to treat a given
condition, as well as during patient counselling before therapy. This paper aims to perform a …

Functional dysphonia (FD) is a voice disorder in the absence of structural or neurologic
laryngeal pathology. FD is not a single disease but a disease entity. Therefore several voice …

Voice therapy for dysphoniaâ•flstill more art than science? Page 1 European Journal of
Disorders of Communication, 32,333-343 1997 0 Royal College of Speech and Language …

Objective To compare presenting symptoms, etiology, and treatment outcomes among
dysphonic adults< 65 and≥ 65 years of age. Study Design Retrospective cohort study …

The normal voice depends on the listener according to their cultural, educational, labor and
environmental standards, as well as individual perception. Toxic abuse, trauma …

1 D. Morsomme, M. Faurichon de la Bardonnie, I. Verduyckt, J. Jamart, M. Remacle,
Subjective evaluation of the long-term efficacy of speech therapy on dysfunctional …