Correlação entre sintomas e avaliação perceptivo-auditiva da voz em indivíduos disfônicos

Klodsinki, Dhayane; Fadel, Congeta Bruniere Xavier; Costa, Francine Marson; Santos, Raimundo R. dos; Rosa, Marcelo de Oliveira; Dassiê-Leite, Ana Paula

doi:10.1590/s2317-64312015000100001465

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“…19 The magnitude of the correlation between parameter G and the GUSS was more significant because the overall grade of alteration is the most relevant and most easily noticed marker when voice alteration is present since it reflects the overall impact of disfonia. 20 Parameters breathiness and asthenia 12,13,20,21 also had a moderate positive correlation with the GUSS. Breathiness indicates audible air turbulence and escaping air in the voice, which points to glottal inefficiency.…”

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Comparison between voice quality alteration and dysphagia severity in stroke patients

Ferreira¹,

Cassol²,

Fraga³

et al. 2021

IPMRJ

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Dysphagia is often found in stroke patients and is associated with clinical complications such as pneumonia, dehydration, and malnutrition, 1 therefore, besides functional aspects, dysphagia may impact quality of life with emotional, physical, and social implications. 2 Early detection of dysphagia reduces mortality and admission time, consequently lowering costs with hospitalization, 2,3 in this perspective, bedside clinical evaluations help decision-making as they are more economic, allow for immediate treatment initiation, and are non-invasive procedures 4 . However, despite commonly employed, the literature lacks consensus concerning the parameters that should be part of bedside clinical evaluations. 3,4 Voice is produced in the vocal tract and is the result of the interaction between vocal fold vibration and the resonance system, among other roles, the larynx works in phonation and protection of the airways; thus, when the protection mechanism is compromised, voice production may also be impacted. 5 The presence of dysphonia in stroke patients is common 6 and figures among the parameters investigated in cases of suspected dysphagia 4 since the reduction in laryngeal elevation, inefficient glottal closure, and weaker protection of the upper airways are some of the predictive factors for aspiration risk. 7 Both voice production and

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Comparison between voice quality alteration and dysphagia severity in stroke patients

Ferreira¹,

Cassol²,

Fraga³

et al. 2021

IPMRJ

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“…The limitation domain includes functionality-related symptoms – that is, the voice and communication restrictions caused by dysphonia – whereas the emotional domain refers to the psychological and emotional impacts of a possible voice problem, and the physical domain considers the bodily aspects related to dysphonia [27, 31]. …”

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Symptoms and Vocal Risk Factors in Individuals with High and Low Anxiety

Gomes

Batista

Lopes

et al. 2018

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Aims: To assess the frequency of vocal symptoms and risk factors in individuals with high and low anxiety and to investigate the relationships among vocal symptoms, risk factors, and anxiety levels. Patients and Methods: A total of 201 patients of both sexes with a mean age of 42.88 years (SD = 15.78) served as participants. The patients were divided into two groups according to the level of trait anxiety: a low-anxiety group (n = 108) and a high-anxiety group (HAG, n = 93). Data were collected using three self-assessment instruments: the Vocal Screening Protocol, the Voice Symptom Scale (VoiSS), and the State-Trait Anxiety Inventory (STAI). Results: The HAG presented higher scores in all VoiSS domains. There were positive correlations between the total and emotional scores on the VoiSS and the STAI Trait subscale. There were significant associations between 13 vocal risk factors and anxiety levels. Conclusion: Individuals with high anxiety present a higher frequency of vocal symptoms related to either vocal limitation, physical aspects, or the emotional impact of dysphonia. The higher the trait anxiety, the greater the total and emotional scores on the VoiSS. Anxiety levels are associated with certain vocal risk factors.

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Comunicação oral e voz do professor de educação física escolar - um recurso de trabalho em risco

Pedersen

Dragone

2019

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RESUMO:O uso da voz como recurso de trabalho pelo professor de educação física escolar revela peculiaridades relacionadas à profissão, tais como demanda vocal intensa em ambientes inapropriados acusticamente, o que ocasiona desgaste vocal com prejuízo na prática profissional. Esta pesquisa busca compreender as relações entre risco vocal e interações por comunicação oral de professores de educação física com seus alunos. Os dados foram obtidos por questionários e respostas a uma escala de sintomas vocais. Os resultados salientam dificuldades dos professores decorrentes do uso da voz durante as aulas e revelam iniciativas isoladas para minimizar o desconforto vocal, confirmando as expectativas de necessidade da preparação do professor para o uso da voz no trabalho. PALAVRAS-CHAVE:Professor. Educação física. Comunicação oral. Voz. RESUMEN:El uso de la voz como herramienta de trabajo por profesores de educación física escolar revela peculiaridades relacionadas a la profesión, tales como la demanda vocal intensa en ambientes acústicamente inapropiados, ocasionando desgastes vocales que afectan a la práctica profesional. Esta investigación busca comprender las relaciones entre riesgo vocal e interacciones orales de profesores de educación física con sus alumnos. Los datos fueron obtenidos mediante cuestionarios y respuestas a una escala de síntomas vocales. Los resultados evidencian las dificultades de los profesores, derivadas del uso de la voz durante las clases, y revelan iniciativas aisladas para minimizar molestias vocales. Así, confirman la necesidad de entrenamiento del profesor para el uso de su voz.

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Correlação entre sintomas e avaliação perceptivo-auditiva da voz em indivíduos disfônicos

Cited by 3 publications

References 12 publications

Comparison between voice quality alteration and dysphagia severity in stroke patients

Comparison between voice quality alteration and dysphagia severity in stroke patients

Symptoms and Vocal Risk Factors in Individuals with High and Low Anxiety

Comunicação oral e voz do professor de educação física escolar - um recurso de trabalho em risco

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