Purpose The current review was conducted to identify all self-report questionnaires on
functional health status (FHS) and/or health-related quality-of-life (HR-QoL) in adult …

Introduction There are no official diagnostic protocols for singing voice assessment. In this
publication, on the basis of a literature review, standards for the singing voice handicap …

Background Rough vocal effects, extreme, or extended vocal techniques to sound
intentionally hoarse or rough are an integral part of many genres and styles, and research …

Objectives This study sought to assess classical singing students' compliance with vocal
hygiene practices identified in the literature and to explore the relationship between self …

Objectives/Hypothesis The purpose of the study was to compare the prevalence of vocal fold
pathologies among first‐year singing students from the classical, musical theatre, and …

The final keynote panel of the 10th Pan-European Voice Conference (PEVOC) was
concerned with the topic 'Voice pedagogy—what do we need?'In this communication the …

Objective The purpose of this study was to assess the voice quality and the vocal tract
function in popular singing students at the beginning of their singing training at the High …

Objective The study investigated effects of laryngeal manual therapy on different types of
primary muscle tension dysphonia (MTD-1). Study Design Interventional pre-test post-test …

Summary Objectives In To analyze laryngostroboscopic findings and ENT/phoniatric
examination results in a group of singing students and in a control group of non-singing …

Introduction Vocal tract discomfort (VTD), dysphonia, and laryngopharyngeal reflux (LPR)
symptoms are complaints frequently reported by amateur singers. There are two aims of this …