Surgical versus non-surgical interventions for vocal cord nodules

Pedersen, Mette; McGlashan, Julian

doi:10.1002/14651858.cd001934

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“…12 But there is a need for highquality randomized controlled trials to evaluate the effectiveness of surgical and non surgical treatment of vocal cord nodules. 13 Voice therapy is the treatment of choice in which patients are reeducated for proper use of voice by suit able training programs that motivates them to change faulty vocal habits and eliminate vocal misuse and abuse. Unless the incorrect vocal habits are addressed there is a high possibility of recurrence.…”

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Does Voice Therapy Cure All Vocal Fold Nodules?

Bakat¹,

Gupta²,

Roy³

et al. 2014

International Journal of Phonosurgery &Amp; Laryngology

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Does Voice Therapy Cure All Vocal Fold Nodules?

Bakat¹,

Gupta²,

Roy³

et al. 2014

International Journal of Phonosurgery &Amp; Laryngology

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“…the larynx), but usually assists the pati ents to address the parti cipati on, acti vity limitati on and distress which arise from the underlying impairment. 18 Micro laryngeal surgeries and biopsy of excised ti ssue were indicated in our study to pati ents with benign and suspicious lesions in endolarynx who fail voice therapy and remain symptomati c as in the other study. 19 Aim of our surgery was precise excision of the vocal lesion with no exposure or damage to the underlying ligament as similar to other study.…”

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Analysis of voice disorders at Shree Birendra Hospital

Karki

Rai

2012

Med. J. Shree Birendra Hosp.

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Introducti on: Voice disorder is a common conditi on encountered in ENT-HNS clinic. This study was conducted to analyze the prevalence, presentati on and to assess the management of pati ents with voice disorders at Shree Birendra Hospital. Method:A prospecti ve study of all the pati ents with voice disorders att ending in ENT-HNS outpati ent department of Shree Birendra Hospital from November 15 th 2010 to May 15 th 2011 were evaluated both clinically and with fi bro opti c laryngoscope. Each pati ent was assessed by consultant ENT-Head and Neck surgeon and speech therapist. Pati ent with psychological disorders and those without fi bro opti c laryngoscope fi ndings were excluded in the study. Results:Total numbers of 120 pati ents were analyzed. There were 88(73%) females and 32 (27%) males. Most common voice disorder was habitual dysphonia among 70 pati ents (58.3%) followed by true vocal cord nodule in 20 pati ents (16.6%). Majority of the pati ents (79.16%) with voice disorders were managed by speech therapy and only 25 (21%) pati ents required surgical interventi on.Conclusion:Voice disorders are frequent occurrence and most of these can be treated with voice therapy alone. Only few require surgical interventi on.

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“…Some singers will be able to develop exceptionally broad ranges, while others have a narrower range (O'Connor, 2012). An individual's vocal range is partly dependent on their unique anatomical and physiological vocal apparatus (Bastian, 1996;Pedersen & McGlashan, 2010;Mürbe, et al, 2011).…”

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Relationship of the Cricothyroid Space with Vocal Range in Female Singers

Pullon

2017

Journal of Voice

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Surgical versus non-surgical interventions for vocal cord nodules

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Does Voice Therapy Cure All Vocal Fold Nodules?

Does Voice Therapy Cure All Vocal Fold Nodules?

Analysis of voice disorders at Shree Birendra Hospital

Relationship of the Cricothyroid Space with Vocal Range in Female Singers

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