Paralisia do músculo cricoaritenóideo lateral: relato de caso como contribuição ao estudo da anatomia funcional da laringe

Biase, Noemi Grigoletto De; Pontes, Paulo; Nóbrega, J.A.M.; Biase, Simone De

doi:10.1590/s0034-72992003000100020

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“…[1][2][3][4][5][6][7][8] Because it is technically difficult to perform, LEMG is not a common investigative technique. However, it has revealed significant new information about laryngeal diseases that compromise vocal fold mobility.…”

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Dysphonia Severity Degree and Phonation Onset Latency in Laryngeal Adductor Dystonia

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“…However, it has revealed significant new information about laryngeal diseases that compromise vocal fold mobility. [1][2][3][4][6][7][8] Laryngeal dystonia does not have a single typical LEMG pattern and the findings vary from normal to nonspecific abnormalities. 9 There is no evidence of spontaneous pathologic activity at rest.…”

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Dysphonia Severity Degree and Phonation Onset Latency in Laryngeal Adductor Dystonia

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“…Due to the medical report of the electromyography exam, that is an objective examination of the neuromuscular activity 14 , a search for papers was done to try to correlate the initial hypothesis or justify the conflict between the findings of both objective exams (laryngoscopy and electromyography) and the vocal evaluation. Initially, the aim was to correlate the vocal fold paralysis with a bacterial etiology, once the first doctor, from a different service, told the patient he had the vocal paralysis due to a bacterium in the air conditioner.…”

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“…No studies were found. In the other hand, the literature describes that vocal paralysis may be temporary 11,14,15 . One study 11 reported a vocal fold paralysis case associated with psychogenic dysphonia in which the treatment for the paralysis was prioritized and only later the psychogenic aspects were considered.…”

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Estudo de caso: disfonia psicogênica

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Disfonia funcional psicogênica possui relação com aspectos psicológicos. O tipo de voz, a articulação e a fluência são sensíveis às oscilações psicológicas. Uma voz em ajuste de falsete paralítico, caracterizada como uma voz de pitch extremamente agudo pode ser encontrada em casos de disfonias psicogênicas. Em qualquer quadro psicogênico é essencial um diagnóstico diferencial, a fim de viabilizar um tratamento fonoaudiológico e médico adequados e efetivos. O prognóstico de uma alteração psicogênica geralmente é bom. O quadro de disfonia psicogênica é mais comum no sexo feminino. O objetivo desse estudo é apresentar a evolução terapêutica de um indivíduo com disfonia psicogênica. A.J.O., 45 anos, sexo masculino, compareceu ao Ambulatório de Avaliação e Terapia de Voz encaminhado por médico otorrinolaringologista. Trouxe a queixa vocal "pela manhã a voz está perfeita, conforme o dia passa, a voz fica fina". Realizou avaliação fonoaudiológica em 18 de abril de 2013, com laudo médico de "mobilidade reduzida de prega vocal esquerda". Tratamento com técnica de sons disparadores, com modificação direta nos sintomas e evolução rápida. Demonstrou-se satisfeito com sua qualidade vocal. Em casos de suspeita de disfonias psicogênicas de conversão, devem-se descartar alterações orgânicas, sendo essencial uma avaliação fonoaudiológica que auxilie no diagnóstico diferencial e provas terapêuticas que incentivem o paciente.

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“…The immobilized vocal fold may take different positions, from median to lateral, which will differentiate their coaptation mode and the degree of the symptoms (22) . Such fact is important to direct the treatment, which may be surgical or by speech language therapy (18) .…”

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Characteristics of voice and personality of patients with vocal fold immobility

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Purpose: To examine the voice and personality characteristics of patients diagnosed with organic dysphonia secondary to vocal fold immobility. Methods: The study comprised patients of both genders, attending the Clinic School of Speech Therapy of the Federal University of Paraíba, with otorhinolaryngological diagnosis of vocal fold immobility and speech therapy diagnosis of dysphonia. The self-assessment of voice was measured through a Vocal Screening Protocol and Voice Symptoms Scale (VoiSS), the voice was collected for auditory-perceptive evaluation, and the Factorial Personality Battery (FPB) was used. Descriptive statistical analysis was performed to determine the frequency, mean, and standard deviation of the studied variables. Results: Eight patients participated in the study, of both genders, with average age of 40.4±16.9 years. The more frequent risk factors were the personal ones (4.7±2.1). In the VoiSS, the patients presented a higher average in the limitation score (34.1±15.7). From the auditory-perceptive evaluation, moderate intensity of vocal deviation was obtained, with predominant vocal roughness (57.7±25.2). In the FPB, the patients had an average higher than the cutoff scores in neuroticism (3.8±1.4) and accomplishment (5.2±1.0). Conclusion: The predominant vocal parameter was roughness. The patients referred to a few risk factors that compromise the vocal behavior and presented the neuroticism and realization factors as a highlight in their personality. Thus, individuals with vocal fold immobility show personality characteristics that may be a reflection of their voice disorder, not a factor that determines their dysphonia.

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Paralisia do músculo cricoaritenóideo lateral: relato de caso como contribuição ao estudo da anatomia funcional da laringe

Abstract: CASE REPORT RELATO DE CASO Rev Bras Otorrinolaringol. V.69, n.1, 121-6, jan./fev. 2003 Palavras-chave: laringe, prega vocal, paralisia de prega vocal, eletromiografia.

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Dysphonia Severity Degree and Phonation Onset Latency in Laryngeal Adductor Dystonia

Dysphonia Severity Degree and Phonation Onset Latency in Laryngeal Adductor Dystonia

Estudo de caso: disfonia psicogênica

Characteristics of voice and personality of patients with vocal fold immobility

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