2001
DOI: 10.1590/s1516-31802001000200011
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Cricoarytenoid joint: histological changes during aging

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“…Esse fato é apoiado pelas várias descrições patológicas de calcificação de partes necróticas de vários órgãos. O fenômeno é mais observado após os sessenta anos de idade 8 . Na maior parte dos casos, a deposição ocorre na substância fundamental onde é mais intensa a morte de muitas células.…”
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“…Esse fato é apoiado pelas várias descrições patológicas de calcificação de partes necróticas de vários órgãos. O fenômeno é mais observado após os sessenta anos de idade 8 . Na maior parte dos casos, a deposição ocorre na substância fundamental onde é mais intensa a morte de muitas células.…”
Section: Discussionunclassified
“…This is likely due to the impairment of compression of the thyroid cartilage by the inferior constrictor, thereby impeding adduction. The joints undergo thinning of articular surfaces, breakdown of collagen fiber organization, and degenerative changes in the tendon attachments, limiting range of motion of the cricoarytenoid joint 36 39 . The vocal tract changes with age because of an increase in length and volume of the oral cavity 40 .…”
Section: The Complexity Of the Presbyphoniamentioning
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“…The cricoarytenoid (CA) joint has been 1 of the major focuses of anatomical studies of phonation, and a considerable body of information exists regarding loss of elastic cartilage and subsequent change to bone tissue in the arytenoid of elderly individuals. 1-5 Likewise, roughness and fibrillation of surface articular cartilages have been reported, especially in marginal areas. 6 In contrast, it has been considered that the synovial tissue, including the capsule, remains stable with increased age.…”
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confidence: 99%