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Organic Voice Disorders Assessment and Treatment

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    9781565932685

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    1565932684

  • Edition: 1st
  • Format: Paperback
  • Copyright: 1996-10-01
  • Publisher: Cengage Learning

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Summary

Text on the current trends in prevention, assessment, diagnosis, and treatment of voice disorders, for students and clinicians in speech-language pathology or otolaryngology.

Table of Contents

Contributors ix(2)
Foreword xi(4)
Hans von Leden, M.D.
Preface xv
SECTION I: ANATOMICAL AND PHYSIOLOGICAL ASPECTS OF VOICE 1(111)
Chapter 1: The Discipline of Voice: An Historical Perspective
1(22)
Donald S. Cooper, Ph.D.
Hans von Leden, M.D.
Early Concepts of Voice and Its Production
1(3)
Islamic Medicine and the Voice
4(1)
The Revival of Learning in Europe
5(1)
The Renaissance and Early Baroque Periods in Italy
5(2)
The Voice of Reason in the Enlightenment
7(1)
Directions Toward the Modern Study of Voice Physiology
8(6)
Voice and the Larynx Enter the Clinic
14(3)
Behavioral, Surgical, and Medical Directions
17(1)
Summary
18(5)
Chapter 2: The Anatomy of the Vocal Mechanism
23(26)
G. Paul Moore, Ph.D.
Structure of the Larynx
24(16)
Nerve Supply to the Larynx
40(1)
Respiratory Structures Related to Voice
41(2)
The Pharynx and Velopharyngeal Closure
43(4)
Summary
47(2)
Chapter 3: Physiology of Voice Quality
49(40)
Raymond Colton, Ph.D.
Normal Voice Quality
49(1)
Techniques for the Study of the Physiology of Phonation
49(2)
Techniques for the Study of the Acoustics of Phonation
51(1)
Male/Female Differences of Voice Quality
52(14)
Analysis of Vibratory Function
66(18)
Summary
84(5)
Chapter 4: Life Span Changes in the Larynx: An Anatomical Perspective
89(23)
Joel C. Kahane, Ph.D.
The Infant Larynx
89(5)
The Child Larynx
94(2)
The Adolescent Larynx
96(4)
The Adult Larynx
100(6)
Summary
106(6)
SECTION II: OVERVIEW OF ASSESSMENT AND TREATMENT OF VOICE DISORDERS 112(81)
Chapter 5: The Voice Care Team
112(7)
Gayle E. Woodson, M.D., F.R.C.S.
The Roles of the Otolaryngologist and Speech-Language Pathologist
112(2)
The Roles of Other Physicians
114(2)
The Role of the Speech Scientist
116(1)
Clinical Issues and Research Perspectives
116(1)
Summary
117(2)
Chapter 6: Diagnosis and Measurement: Assessing the "WHs" of Voice Function
119(53)
Diane M. Bless, Ph.D.
Douglas M. Hicks, Ph.D.
Historical Development of Assessment
123(10)
Who Should Be Clinically Assessed?
133(1)
When Should Testing Take Place?
133(1)
How to Assess Vocal Function
134(3)
What Specific Tests Should Be Used?
137(26)
List of Appendixes
163(9)
Chapter 7: Principles of Treatment
172(21)
Douglas M. Hicks, Ph.D.
Diane M. Bless, Ph.D.
Behavioral Therapy
172(9)
Medical Treatment: Options and Outcomes
181(2)
Surgery
183(2)
Treatment Efficacy
185(2)
Questions Regarding Clinical Issues and Research Perspectives
187(1)
Summary
188(5)
SECTION III: VOICE DISORDERS DUE TO INFLAMMATION, EDEMA, AND LESIONS 193(108)
Chapter 8: The Irritated Larynx: Edema and Inflammation
193(26)
Peak Woo, M.D.
Introduction and Definitions
193(2)
Pathogenesis
195(6)
Onset and Course of the Disorder
201(3)
Medical Considerations
204(3)
The Voice Evaluation
207(5)
Social Implications
212(1)
Treatment: Options and Outcomes
212(7)
Chapter 9: Nodules and Polyps
219(26)
Francoise Chagnon, M.D.
R. E. (Ed) Stone, Ph.D.
Introduction and Definitions
219(2)
Pathogenesis
221(4)
Demographic Information
225(1)
Onset and Course of the Disorder
226(1)
Medical Considerations
227(1)
The Voice Evaluation
228(4)
Social Implications
232(1)
Treatment: Options and Outcomes
233(4)
Summary
237(8)
Chapter 10: Lesions of the Lamina Propria
245(16)
Mark S. Courey, M.D.
Robert H. Ossoff, D.M.D., M.D.
Introduction and Definitions
245(4)
Pathogenesis
249(2)
Demographic Information
251(1)
Onset and Course of the Disorder
251(2)
Medical Considerations
253(1)
The Voice Evaluation
254(1)
Social Implications
255(1)
Treatment: Options and Outcomes
256(3)
Summary
259(2)
Chapter 11: Laryngeal Papilloma
261(10)
Charles N. Ford, M.D.
Introduction and Definitions
261(1)
Etiology/Pathogenesis
261(1)
Demographic Information
262(1)
Onset and Course
263(1)
Medical Considerations: Examination and Diagnosis
264(1)
The Voice Evaluation
264(1)
Treatment: Options and Outcomes
265(3)
Summary
268(3)
Chapter 12: Laryngeal Ulcers
271(8)
Thomas R. Pasic, M.D.
Introduction and Definitions
271(1)
Pathogenesis
271(2)
Demographic Information
273(1)
Onset and Course of the Disorder
274(1)
Medical Considerations
274(1)
The Voice Evaluation
275(1)
Treatment: Options and Outcomes
275(1)
Summary
276(3)
Chapter 13: Malignant Lesions of the Larynx
279(22)
Nicholas J. Cassisi, D.D.S., M.D.
Christine Sapienza, Ph.D.
Betsy Partin Vinson, M.M.S.
Introduction and Definitions
279(1)
Pathogenesis
279(1)
Demographic Information
280(1)
Onset and Course of the Disorder
280(1)
Medical Considerations
281(1)
The Voice Examination
281(2)
Social Implications
283(2)
Treatment: Options and Outcomes
285(2)
Speech Pathology
287(11)
Summary
298(3)
SECTION IV: VOICE PROBLEMS DUE TO MOVEMENT DISORDERS 301(62)
Chapter 14: Vocal Fold Immobility
301(22)
Michael A. Crary, Ph.D.
Ann Glowaski, M.D.
Introduction and Defintions
301(1)
Pathogenesis
301(6)
Clinical Evaluation of Patients with Vocal Fold Immobility
307(8)
Treatment: Options and Outcomes
315(3)
Summary
318(5)
Chapter 15: Neurological Disorders of the Voice
323(22)
Lorraine Olson Ramig, Ph.D.
Introduction and Definitions
323(1)
Pathogenesis
324(1)
Demographic Information
325(1)
Onset and Course of the Disorder
326(1)
Medical Considerations
327(1)
The Voice Evaluation
327(6)
Treatment: Options and Outcomes
333(4)
Summary
337(8)
Chapter 16: Spasmodic Dysphonia
345(18)
Thomas Murry, Ph.D.
Gayle E. Woodson, M.D., F.R.C.S.
Introduction and Definitions
345(1)
Pathogenesis
345(2)
Demographic Information
347(1)
Onset and Course of Disorder
347(2)
Medical Considerations
349(1)
The Voice Evaluation
349(3)
Social Implications
352(1)
Treatment: Options and Outcomes
353(6)
Summary
359(4)
Index 363

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