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Voice Disorders in Coaches and Fitness Instructors: Prevalence and Pathophysiology,e vocal folds’ mucus layer. Coaches and fitness instructors who rely largely on mouth breathing instead of nasal breathing during coaching are subject to change in voice quality, voice fatigue, and an increase in phonatory effort..This chapter reviews the prevalence of voice disorders in coaches and

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Sports-Related Musculoskeletal Injuries in Athletes: Implications for Voice, may be detrimental to athletes who need to vocalize while performing strenuous exercise. Similarly, musculoskeletal injuries to the upper extremities may affect phonation by causing excessive asymmetric tension in the laryngeal muscles, thus leading to hyperfunctional voice disorders and possibly v

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Exercise-Induced Laryngeal Obstruction (EILO) in Athletes,ry dystonia vs. psychogenic causes vs. laryngopharyngeal reflux disease..Several pathophysiologic mechanisms for EILO are suggested. These include mechanical factors, laryngeal hypersensitivity, psychogenic predisposition, autonomic nervous system dysfunction, excessive laryngeal tension, respirator