Dor em cantores populares

Rocha, Clara; Moraes, Miriam S.; Behlau, Mara

doi:10.1590/s2179-64912012000400014

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“…The repetitive and excessive upward and backward force against the mandible and the temporomandibular joint might predispose those professionals to develop TMD (Taddey, 1992). Singing may involve the overuse and misuse of orofacial muscles as well, as professional singers tend to present a heavy vocal load and an increased risk for the development of voice disorders (Phyland et al, 2013), as well as the presence of body pain near to the larynx area (Rocha, Moraes, & Behlau, 2012). Thus, it is important to stress that singing may be an etiologic or maintaining factor for TMD, which might predispone singers to develop that condition.…”

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Choir singing as an activity to manage anxiety and temporomandibular disorders: Reports from a Brazilian sample

Caetano

Ferreira

Mariotto

et al. 2017

Psychology of Music

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The aim of this study was to evaluate anxiety, stress and symptoms of temporomandibular disorders (TMD) among a sample of participants that practice choir singing as a recreational activity. As the literature shows the positive effects of choir singing on mental and physical health, we hypothesized that anxiety, stress and TMD symptoms would be less frequent in the choir group when compared to participants from the general population. The choir group included 33 adults who participated weekly in a choral singing group as a recreational activity and the comparison group included 40 participants from the general population. Choir singers had significantly lower levels of anxiety and TMD. A significant positive correlation was observed between anxiety and TMD scores. The groups did not differ regarding the presence of stress symptoms. It seems that choir singing was associated with better mental and physical outcomes. This study reinforces the promising benefits of choir singing as a recreational activity. Although we only included amateur singers in our sample, the literature shows that singing as a professional may be an etiologic factor for developing TMD. Future studies should explore differences between professional and amateur choir singers regarding TMD symptoms.

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Choir singing as an activity to manage anxiety and temporomandibular disorders: Reports from a Brazilian sample

Caetano

Ferreira

Mariotto

et al. 2017

Psychology of Music

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“…9 According to other studies involving singers, this is the age period of maximum vocal efficiency. 9 10 11 12 13 Although there is no consensus in the literature, some studies considered that the period of maximum vocal efficiency occurs between the ages of 25 and 45 years old, when structural larynx changes can be identified 9 14 ( Tables 1 and 2 ).…”

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Singing Style, Vocal Habits, and General Health of Professional Singers

Santos

Montagner

Bastilha

et al. 2019

Int Arch Otorhinolaryngol

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Introduction For the singer, the voice is a medium used to express feelings that capture the listener. Every singing style has specific demands, and a vocal alteration may prevent the singer from meeting them. Objective To compare the singing style, the vocal habits, and the general health data of professional singers. Methods Cross-sectional, quantitative and retrospective study of a survey database. Data on the singing style, the vocal habits, and the health conditions and history of 57 professional singers, 31 female singers and 26 male singers, aged from 19 to 57 years old (average of 32 years old), from a mid-sized town were analyzed Results There was a prevalence of female (54 ± 2%) popular singers (91 ± 2%), in the adult age (51 ± 2%), nonsmokers (89 ± 2%), nonusers of alcohol (77 ± 2%), with respiratory problems (53 ± 2%), mainly rhinitis (23 ± 2%), and without other health problems. There was a significant use of alcohol in males ( p = 0.010); among the alcohol users, there was a significant presence of respiratory problems ( p = 0.046), of pharyngitis/tonsillitis ( p = 0.003), and of gastroesophageal reflux (GER) ( p = 0.043); there was a significant presence of GER in subjects reporting endocrine problems ( p = 0.023), of gastritis ( p = 0.023), and of pharyngitis/tonsillitis ( p = 0.030). Conclusion There was a predominance of adult professional popular female singers, with complaints of respiratory issues (with a higher prevalence of rhinitis), without other general health issues, of nonsmokers, and of nonusers of alcohol.

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“…In a study with choralists, there was statistical significance between the absence of symptoms in the spoken voice and the good perception of voice quality in speech by the singers (23) . The perception of vocal disorder in the spoken voice of popular singers may indicate difficulties and losses also in the singing voice, both of which need to be considered and evaluated during the speech therapy (24) .…”

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Desvantagem vocal em cantores populares

Sales

Silva

Medeiros

2019

Audiol., Commun. Res.

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RESUMO Objetivo verificar a associação das características sociodemográficas, ocupacionais, de estilo de vida e saúde com a desvantagem vocal de cantores populares. Métodos estudo observacional transversal com amostra de conveniência, composta por cantores populares. A coleta de dados foi realizada por meio de questionário com 21 perguntas, além do protocolo de Índice de Desvantagem para o Canto Moderno (IDCM). Foram utilizados os testes de Mann Whitney e Kruskal Wallis. Resultados a amostra foi composta por 57 cantores, predominantemente do sexo masculino e com idade entre 30 e 39 anos. Houve significância estatística entre o escore total do IDCM e as variáveis: presença de mais de um cantor intercalando as músicas nas apresentações, menor tempo de profissão, não realização do desaquecimento vocal e autopercepção da voz falada como razoável. Conclusão maior desvantagem vocal foi verificada em cantores mais novos na profissão, que não intercalam as músicas com outro cantor, não desaquecem a voz e percebem a voz falada como razoável.

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Dor em cantores populares

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Choir singing as an activity to manage anxiety and temporomandibular disorders: Reports from a Brazilian sample

Choir singing as an activity to manage anxiety and temporomandibular disorders: Reports from a Brazilian sample

Singing Style, Vocal Habits, and General Health of Professional Singers

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