| The research for the prevalence of reflux disease, in a dysphonic population, has been performed by a clinical and laryngoscopic survey. |
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| The validity and the sensibility related to a non dysphonic population were also analysed. |
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| This study compared the performance of these two indices using a common corpus of dysphonic speakers. |
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| Data regarding the referral of dysphonic patients to specialty voice clinics are limited. |
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| Methods: Thirty adult dysphonic and six normal speaker samples were selected from a database. |
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| The automatic system was validated with a dysphonic corpus, rated according to the GRBAS perceptual scale by an expert jury. |
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| Fludac is a medicine used to treat obsessive-compulsive disorder, depression, bulimia nervosa, prementrual dysphonic disorder and many other disorders. |
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| He was dysphonic and he had a weak cough and a weak palatal reflex. |
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| It demonstrates that therapists as a profession have a clear view of the main issues concerning their dysphonic patients, but that this might not be fully congruent with patient-reported priorities. |
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| Material and method: We report the case a 49 years old patient, without particular antecedent, and wither a sub-glottis tumour, presenting as a dysphonic. |
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| On followup, she was found to be both dysphonic and symptomatic despite compliance with her voice therapy and a reduction in smoking. |
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| During the previous several months, his voice had become dysphonic most of the time. |
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| These parameters give an idea as to the general degree of dysphonia, but they may not be sensitive enough to detect slight improvements in severely dysphonic voices. |
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| Dysphonic professional voice users should be referred to the voice clinic, run jointly by a laryngologist and a speech and language therapist. |
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