Titlebook: Voice Disorders and their Management; Margaret Fawcus (Senior Lecturer) Book 1991 Margaret Fawcus 1991 care.clinic.hospital.hospitals.mana

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Visual feedback in the management of dysphonia,thin which voices may normally be expected to range. The specification of such norms is a primary requirement of research (Barry . 1990; Winstanley and Wright 1991), but until such time as pathologies are more rigorously defined in terms of these norms, the assessment and management of voice patholo

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Laryngeal disorders in children,gy. Close co-operation between specialists of varying disciplines ensures that both the child and the whole family environment are not ignored by too narrow a consideration of what may be a rare and fascinating disorder. Speech therapist, ENT surgeon, paediatrician and, for those children requiring

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Vocal-cord paralyses,ons that affect the movement of the vocal cords. Other conditions may also affect the movement of the cords; for example, arthritis of the cricoarytenoid joint, although uncommon, may occur in patients with rheumatoid arthritis, or after trauma. In addition the various myopathies such as myasthenia

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Adductor spastic dysphonia: Diagnosis and management,e (Dedo 1976). This was the first general treatment approach to demonstrate substantial changes in vocal symptomatology. For a number of years surgical resection of the recurrent laryngeal nerve became the popular approach to management of this devastating voice problem. As the limitations of this p

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