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Basic Principles and Practice of Voice Therapy

Kazuyo Mise

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Voice therapy consists of vocal hygiene training to prevent certain voice problems and vocal modification training to encourage appropriate vocalization. The voice therapy regimen depends on the pathological condition of vocalization (laryngeal hyper and hypofunction, incomplete glottic closure).

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Voice therapy consists of vocal hygiene training to prevent certain voice problems and vocal modification training to encourage appropriate vocalization. The voice therapy regimen depends on the pathological condition of vocalization (laryngeal hyper and hypofunction, incomplete glottic closure).

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Voice therapy consists of vocal hygiene training to prevent certain voice problems and vocal modification training to encourage appropriate vocalization. The voice therapy regimen depends on the pathological condition of vocalization (laryngeal hyper and hypofunction, incomplete glottic closure).

Key concepts: Voice Training, Voice therapy, Speech therapy, Audiology, Medicine, Closure (psychology), Regimen, Phonation

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