Electrolaryngography

Abberton, Evelyn; Fourcin, Adrian

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“…Hormonal development and especially the Serum Hormone Binding Globulin have a predicting role for the development of voice production in puberty which is not fully understood [108]. Stroboscopy and electroglottography are used routinely for voice diagnostics without quantitative parameters [2,3,7]. In the future combined updated online highspeed film measures of voice production can give a much better quantitative understanding of voice production development [4,5] -eventually combined with optical coherence tomography [6] and analyzed with neural networks [1].…”

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“…The understanding of brain development related to normal voice production development in adolescence and hormonal changes based on genetic stimulation should be updated. Stroboscopy and electroglottography have not achieved quantitative reliable results of voice production usable with Artificial intelligence [1][2][3]. The technical methods for measuring voice production quantitatively include highspeed films combined with analysis programs, e.g.…”

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Regulation of Voice Development in Childhood and Puberty, A Review

Pedersen¹

2020

IJCEO

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Our aim with this systematic review was to get further knowledge of the biological background of the normal human voice production. The search included genetics and brain development related to voice production as well as hormones. Only 18 papers were found in a search made by the library of the Royal English Society of Medicine, We supplemented the systematic search with references, found in papers that did have interesting information even if no voice production measures were found. Voice analysis included the quantitative GAT (glottal analysis tools), OCT (optical coherence tomography) and deep learning research on the vocal folds. The sexual hormones were discussed, as well as the genetic development of voice production, regulated from the hypothalamus probably related to growth hormone. The primitive integrating voice production centre placed in the motor cortex located over the hand in the homunculus is discussed. Two signal processing brain functions for voice production of voluntary and involuntary processing have different developmental aspects. Updated results of fMRI brain studies are referred to as well as results of tissue examinations. All these findings are important in the future. Advanced quantitative voice production analysis based on huge amounts of sound information can be combined with artificial intelligence methods to treat voice production deficiencies. In this way developmental disorders of voice production could be diagnosed and treated better.

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Regulation of Voice Development in Childhood and Puberty, A Review

Pedersen¹

2020

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“…'Pitch' displays of thls sort are now well known in speech and language therapy, especially in the Voice Clinic, and show the value of the extraction of linguistically relevant elements from the complex acoustic speech signal rather than presenting 'raw' speech as a sound pressure waveform or a spectrogram. (Abberton and Fourcin 1997).…”

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Real-Time Speech Pattern Element Displays for Interactive Therapy

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Fourcin

1998

Int J Lang Commun Disord

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New developments are presented and discussed for the interactive display and separate measurement of frication and nasality in addition to voice quality. Different clinical problems require different therapeutic and quantitative approaches and these are ideally supported by appropriate combinations of speech pattern elements. Particular use has been made of the laryngograph signal in order to solve the problems of analysis and so that the displays can be given both a sense of immediacy and be highly accurate.

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From Speech Physiology to Linguistic Phonetics

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Electrolaryngography

Cited by 9 publications

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Regulation of Voice Development in Childhood and Puberty, A Review

Regulation of Voice Development in Childhood and Puberty, A Review

Real-Time Speech Pattern Element Displays for Interactive Therapy

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