… %), and the findings were unilateral vocal fold hypomobility (50%), unilateral bowing (36%), …
In addition to connected speech and sustained vowel samples, we routinely use a variety of …

… Unilateral vocal fold paralysis (UVFP) is characterized by immobility of 1 vocal fold (VF), which
… valving due to VF paralysis and poor control of respiration during speech production. The …

… , obtaining or preserving intelligible speech, swallowing without aspiration, and … Speech
therapy If spontaneous recovery does not occur or compensation is inadequate, speech therapy …

… The results will inform a user manual to facilitate use in clinical trials comparing the
effectiveness and durability of treatments including behavioral (speech therapy), temporary (eg, …

… The main aim is to investigate the impact of early Speech Therapy (ST) on voice recovery
in UVFP post-thyroidectomy and propose an appropriate treatment schedule. PATIENTS AND …

… of the gap between the vocal folds or the position of the vocal process in the preoperative …
several sessions of voice therapy given by a speech-language pathologist not involved in …

… This study suggests that many glottal characteristics influence the voice product in patients
with unilateral vocal fold paralysis. Clinicians must be aware of these observations in …

… etiology of vocal fold paralysis is quite varied and when we consider unilateral paralysis in …
observed that all children with unilateral vocal fold paralysis secondary to cardiac surgery that …

… For these reasons, many authors do not recommend early surgical options, to allow for
spontaneous recovery, and they endorse observation, speech therapy or temporary injection …

… onset Early voice therapy may enable significant improvement in vocal function, allowing
the patient to avoid surgery. Unilateral paralysis is usually treated by the speech pathologist …