Purpose High-speed videoendoscopy (HSV) is an emerging, but barely used, endoscopy
technique in the clinic to assess and diagnose voice disorders because of the lack of …

For the clinical analysis of underlying mechanisms of voice disorders, we developed a
numerical aeroacoustic larynx model, called simVoice, that mimics commonly observed …

Synthetic silicone larynx models are essential for understanding the biomechanics of
physiological and pathological vocal fold vibrations. The aim of this study is to investigate …

In voice research and clinical assessment, many objective parameters are in use. However,
there is no commonly used set of parameters that reflect certain voice disorders, such as …

It is estimated that almost one-third of the United States population will be affected by a vocal
fold (VF) disorder during their lifespan. Promising therapies to treat VF injury and scarring …

Quantifying the physical parameters of voice production is essential for understanding the
process of phonation and can aid in voice research and diagnosis. As an alternative to …

Many cases of disturbed voice signals can be attributed to incomplete glottal closure, vocal
fold oscillation asymmetries, and aperiodicity. Often these phenomena occur simultaneously …

In the clinic, many diagnostic and therapeutic procedures focus on the oscillation patterns of
the vocal folds (VF). Dynamic characteristics of the VFs, such as symmetry, periodicity, and …

Quantitative analysis of phonatory characteristics of rabbits has been widely neglected.
However, preliminary studies established the rabbit larynx as a potential model of human …

Vocal fold (VF) vibrations are the primary source of human phonation. High-speed video
(HSV) endoscopy enables the computation of descriptive VF parameters for assessment of …