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A cross-sectional study examines how self-perceived aging voice disability reduces voice-related quality of life and influences social connections in older adults, highlighting the clinical necessity of early screening and targeted phoniatric therapy in geriatric care.
A cross-sectional investigation highlights how operational definitions dramatically alter voice disorder prevalence estimates. Despite widespread symptoms, fewer than 10% seek clinical care, with qualitative findings identifying physical pain as the primary driver of medical consultation.
A 3D kinematic study reveals that semioccluded vocal tract exercises with high airflow resistance elicit significantly greater thoracic displacement without affecting abdominal motion, highlighting distinct respiratory demands across vocal rehabilitation tools.
A retrospective review evaluated voice therapy, vocal fold injection augmentation, and combined treatment for vocal fold atrophy. Both interventions delivered significant functional benefits, highlighting the importance of tailoring treatment sequences to baseline severity and patient goals.
The ACCOMPLISH score provides a standardized intraoperative endoscopic tool to grade surgical extent during endoscopic sinus surgery for chronic rhinosinusitis with nasal polyps.
