The current evidence consists of low-level studies using mixed aetiology groups, which
compromises internal and external validity. There are a few exceptions to this. Poor …

Background/objective An adult with vocal fold nodules can suffer from hoarseness,
breathiness and vocal fatigue, which, in turn, significantly affects their vocal participation as …

Intensive schedules in behavioral voice therapy and training have been proposed to have a
range of positive benefits including enhanced outcomes, high client and clinician …

Vocal fold nodules present the voice clinic team with a number of clinical dilemmas which
are not as simple as previously thought. The definition, aetiology, prevalence and diagnosis …

Objectives The aim of the present systematic review was to investigate the nonmedical
treatments of vocal fold nodules (VFNs). Study Design The present study is a systematic …

Objectives Unilateral vocal fold paralysis (UVFP) typically results in marked changes in
voice quality and performance and has a significant impact on quality of life. Treatment …

Evaluating the evidence of treatment efficacy allows clinicians to select the delivery of the
intervention that is most likely to improve the patient outcomes for a given clinical condition …

Objectives To investigate the noninferiority of intensive voice therapy and compare its effects
with weekly voice therapy on multidimensional outcomes of voice and well-being …

Objectives The purpose of this paper is to review seminal identity theories grounded in
social psychology and one concept from voice science and explain how this group may …

Objectives benign vocal fold lesions (BVFLs) represent the most common etiology of voice
disorders in paediatric population, cause of dysphonia by preventing full vocal fold closure …