Objective To update our knowledge regarding the effectiveness of voice therapy for the
treatment of vocal disturbance associated with benign vocal fold lesions, including vocal …

Abstract High-Speed Videoendoscopy (HSV) is becoming a robust tool for the assessment
of vocal fold vibration in laboratory investigation and clinical practice. We describe the first …

Objectives This study aimed to evaluate the effects of voice therapy on patients with voice
disorders by comparing the acoustic parameter changes before and after treatment. Study …

Objective High-speed videolaryngoscopy is widely used in voice practices as a complement
to videostroboscopy, especially when it is desired to visualize asymmetric and nonperiodic …

Objectives The clinical determination of vocal fold (VF) hypomobility based on laryngoscopy
is subjective. Previous studies point to VF motion anomaly as the most commonly reported …

Objective This study analyzes the effects of the vocal exercises called semi-occluded nasal
tract exercises (SONTEs), which were carried out with a new appliance that extends the …

Objectives This study aimed to assess whether or not humming can help increase vocal
intensity gradually with only a slight increase in the glottal contact and supraglottic …

Introduction Many vocal enhancement and rehabilitation programs for voice professionals
define vocal exercises without analyzing their effects on that specific population in which …

Purpose: to map the vocal assessment measures used to verify the effect of the intervention
in vocally healthy individuals. Research strategy: This is a scope review based on the …

Objective Teachers are the largest group of professional voice users with predispositions to
functional or organic changes in the larynx. The dysfunction of intrinsic muscles of the larynx …