Establishment of a Normative Pediatric Acoustic Database

Cross‐sectional follow‐up of voice outcomes in children who have a history of airway reconstruction surgery

“…23 The aim of this study was to make a comparison with an existing published dataset. 15 Our findings concur with previous research that there is potential for normal voice, both acoustically and subjectively in the longer term following LTR, particularly where there is evidence of glottic phonation and relatively intact laryngeal structures. 10 Our 2 participants with VFN had not previously indicated concern about voice quality.…”

“…There are a variety of techniques for measuring the acoustic signal, although there remains debate about which is most useful . The aim of this study was to make a comparison with an existing published dataset . Our findings concur with previous research that there is potential for normal voice, both acoustically and subjectively in the longer term following LTR, particularly where there is evidence of glottic phonation and relatively intact laryngeal structures .…”

Voz de crianças e adolescentes deficientes auditivos e pares ouvintes: influência da percepção auditiva da fala na produção vocal

“…A wide variation is observed in the data found in the literature, which is probably due to the methods employed. However, comparing results found for hearing-impaired children in this research, it can be said that they are compatible with normal values found in other surveys (21)(22)(23)(24)(25)(26) .…”

Establishment of a Normative Cepstral Pediatric Acoustic Database

“…In female participants, F 0 began to transition at age 11 years and reached maturation at age 14 years. 7 While our results from both time-based and cepstralbased algorithms support the findings of Maturo et al 7 of 2 transition periods for F 0 in male participants, our transitional periods were marked by critical points primarily at 11 and 14 years. In addition, our fundamental frequency data for female participants showed a decreasing linear correlation with age with no critical points.…”