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Can One Person Make a Difference?aryngeal glands is crucial for the pliability of the mucosal wave during phonation. Age-related changes of voice are caused by the simultaneous degeneration of these organs. To understand the mechanisms behind presbyphonia, it is most important to elucidate the associated histological changes. Over

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Proton-containing Acceptor Solvents,t to the glottal flow: fundamental frequency, fluctuations in the period and peak amplitude, vocal noise, and spectral characteristics. The quantitative data are primarily based on the acoustic analysis of the longitudinal database, in which the vowel utterances were traced over the period 10–24 yea

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-7091-8194-2igher pitch than younger men, whereas postmenopausal women speak at a lower pitch than younger women. Second, maximum phonation time is not a useful tool for assessing the healthy elderly, but it can be used for patients with age-related vocal fold atrophy. Third, aging has no impact on the mean air

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Kristoffer Kolltveit,Richard Shawin the vocal folds in elderly people can also be diagnosed. Vocal fold atrophy is commonly identified as vocal fold bowing, which is characterized as a concaved edge of the vocal folds. The other typical disorder caused by atrophic changes in age-related vocal folds is sulcus vocalis. These changes

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Kristoffer Kolltveit,Richard Shawtation technique with autologous fat for vocal improvement. Vocal fold injection augmentation is a safe, simple procedure that can improve quality of life (QOL) by enabling vocal improvement within a shorter period than voice training, without the need for open surgery. Between April 2012 and March

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Kristoffer Kolltveit,Richard Shawlder population presents voice clinicians with the urgent need to seek effective treatment for aging voice disorders. Findings from the current literature suggest that voice therapy for age-related atrophy of the vocal fold has the potential to mitigate the effects of vocal aging. More than ten majo

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Core Executive Studies in the Wildsuch as cell therapy, scaffolding therapy, and growth factor therapy, have been evaluated in various tissues. Although regeneration of the whole larynx, or other complex tissues, remains difficult, and has yet to be fully achieved, some positive regenerative effects for many these approaches have be

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