… The primary goal of this study was to compare patient-reported voice handicap and
auditory-perceptual measures of voice in patients with COVID-19 (not monitored in intensive care unit…

… during the course of COVID-19 infection. This study aims to evaluate the effect of COVID 19
infection on the self-perception of voice handicap in positive COVID 19 patients in addition to …

… vocal handicap and changes in voice-related quality of life in patients with pulmonary
impairment associated with COVID-19 infection, to compare lung parameters between patients …

… COVID-19 has various long-lasting effects on different aspects of … voice-related quality of
life (QOL) and assess their correlation in patients with COVID-19 compared to healthy people. …

… On average, we record 250 visits per year by these patients. The potential threat of COVID-19
for our patients has reversed the usual risk-benefit balance. Clinicians have to consider, …

… that COVID-19 patients have more deviations in voice quality … vocal tract discomfort is
prevalent in patients with COVID-19, … indicate that COVID-19 patients may encounter voice quality …

… with dysphonia had been intubated, and for longer than 5 days, which is known to risk
laryngeal injury and vocal impairment. As such, this finding is not surprising considering that …

… who reported persistent dysphonia were assessed using the Voice Handicap Index 10,
the maximum phonation time, the s/z ratio and a fibrolaryngoscope examination. …

… disorders in 702 patients with mild to moderate COVID-19 from 19 … Moderate voice handicap
is indicated by the total score … score from 61 to 120 is considered a severe voice handicap. …

… cut-off scores, and thus on patients' vocal handicap perception. These findings are in agreement
with a dose–response voice handicap associated with face mask use in this population, …