Background The prevalence of voice disorders for people aged> 65 years is four times
higher than for the population at large. The most common cause of dysphonia in this group …

Objective This guideline provides evidence-based recommendations on treating patients
who present with dysphonia, which is characterized by altered vocal quality, pitch, loudness …

The impact of aging is as inevitable in the larynx as on all biologic systems. The muscles of
larynx have the potential to atrophy, the elastin fibers of lamina propria thin with age, and …

Abstract Objectives/Hypothesis: The current trends in geriatric voice referrals including the
number of patients over the age of 65 years seen per year, the common diagnostic patterns …

Purpose Previous studies have reported that voice therapy via telepractice is useful for
patients with nodules and muscle tension dysphonia. Nevertheless, telepractice for elderly …

Objectives/Hypothesis To determine the type, frequency, and factors associated with voice
disorders in the elderly. Study Design Retrospective analysis of data from a large national …

Importance An aging population experiences an increase in age-related problems, such as
presbyphonia. The causes of pathologic presbyphonia are incompletely understood …

Summary Background and Objective The effects of presbyphonia are compounded by the
decline in respiratory function that occurs with age. Commonly recommended exercises to …

Presbyphonia is a physiological process of aging voice that includes morphological
changes in the coverage mucosa, muscle, and cartilage. We revised the morphological …

As the number of individuals aged 65 and older increases, it is not surprising to note an
increase in the number of older patients seeking consultations for dysphonia. The reported …