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Effects of Thyroarytenoid Activation Induced Vibratory Asymmetry on Voice Acoustics and Perception

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By Hye Rhyn Chung, Yoonjeong Lee, Neha Reddy, Zhaoyan Zhang
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BIBLIOGRAPHY 1, , . The role of the thyroarytenoid muscle in regulating glottal airflow and glottal closure in an In vivo canine larynx model. Proc Meet Acoust. 2014; 22:060007. https://doi.org/10.1121/2.0001504. 2, . Differential roles for the thyroarytenoid and lateral cricoarytenoid muscles in phonation. Laryngoscope. 2015; 125(12): 2772-2777. https://doi.org/10.1002/lary.25480. 3, , , , . Analysis of laryngoscopic features in patients with unilateral vocal fold paresis. Laryngoscope.
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Reconstruction of Vocal Fold Medial Surface 3D Trajectories: Effects of Neuromuscular Stimulation and Airflow

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By Patrick Schlegel, Los Angeles U.S.A, Hye Rhyn Chung, Michael Dollinger
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Introduction Analysis of medial surface dynamics of the vocal folds (VF) is critical to understanding voice production and treatment of voice disorders. We analyzed VF medial surface vibratory dynamics, evaluating the effects of airflow and nerve stimulation using 3D reconstruction and empirical eigenfunctions (EEF). Study Design In vivo canine hemilarynx phonation.
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Histologic Examination of Vocal Fold Mucosal Wave and Vibration

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By Neha Reddy, Daniel Manzoor, Patrick Schlegel, Hye Rhyn Chung
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Original Report The authors have no other funding, financial relationships, or conflicts of interest to disclose. This manuscript was presented as a podium presentation at the Triological Society Combined Sections Meeting in Coronado, CA on Jan 27th, 2023 Abstract Objectives Despite gross anatomic and histologic differences between human and canine vocal folds, similar wave patterns have been described yet not fully characterized.
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