Voice and Voice Therapy (with Free DVD)

by Boone, Daniel R.; McFarlane, Stephen C.; Von Berg, Shelley L.; Zraick, Richard I.

• ISBN13: 9780205414079
• ISBN10: 0205414079
• Edition: 8th
• Format: Hardcover w/Disk
• Copyright: 2010-01-01
• Publisher: Allyn & Bacon

Summary

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Table of Contents

Contents to the DVD	xiii
Preface	xv
The Voice and Voice Therapy	1	(11)
The Biological Function of the Larynx	2	(1)
The Emotional Function of the Larynx	3	(1)
The Linguistic Function of the Voice	4	(1)
Voice Disorders in the Normal Population	5	(1)
Kinds of Voice Disorders	6	(3)
Organic Voice Disorders	7	(1)
Neurogenic Voice Disorders	7	(1)
Functional Voice Disorders	7	(2)
Management and Therapy for Voice Disorders	9	(2)
Summary	11	(1)
Thought Questions	11	(1)
The Normal Voice	12	(39)
Normal Aspects of Voice	12	(1)
Normal Processes of Voice Production	13	(31)
Respiration	13	(9)
Phonation	22	(9)
Phonation Function and Mucosal Wave	31	(5)
Pitch Mechanism	36	(8)
Resonance	44	(5)
Structures of Resonance	44	(1)
Mechanism of Resonance	45	(4)
Summary	49	(1)
Thought Questions	50	(1)
Voice Disorders	51	(42)
Functional versus Organic Dilemma	53	(3)
Voice Disorders Related to Faulty Usage: Functional Etiology	56	(20)
Falsetto	56	(1)
Functional Aphonia	57	(2)
Functional Dysphonia	59	(3)
Muscle Tension Dysphonia	62	(1)
Diplophonia	62	(1)
Thickening (Vocal Fold)	63	(2)
Reinke's Edema	65	(1)
Vocal Polyps	66	(2)
Vocal Nodules	68	(3)
Traumatic Laryngitis	71	(1)
Ventricular Dysphonia	72	(2)
Phonation Breaks	74	(1)
Pitch Breaks	74	(2)
Voice Disorders Related to Organic Changes of Vocal Mechanisms: Organic Etiology	76	(16)
Sulcus Vocalis	76	(1)
Contact Ulcers	77	(2)
Cancer	79	(1)
Congenital Abnormalities	80	(1)
Leukoplakia	81	(1)
Endocrine Changes	82	(1)
Granuloma	83	(1)
Hemangioma	84	(1)
Hyperkeratosis	84	(1)
Infectious Laryngitis	85	(1)
Laryngectomy	85	(1)
Papilloma	86	(2)
Pubertal Changes	88	(1)
Reflux	89	(1)
Webbing	90	(2)
Summary	92	(1)
Thought Questions	92	(1)
Neurogenic Voice Disorders	93	(36)
A Working View of the Nervous System	94	(9)
The Central Nervous System (CNS), the Cortex, and Its Projections	94	(1)
Pyramidal and Extrapyramidal Tracts	95	(4)
The Peripheral Nervous System (PNS)	99	(4)
Flaccid Dysarthria	103	(7)
Vocal Fold Paralysis	103	(5)
Myasthenia Gravis	108	(1)
Guillain-Barre	109	(1)
Unilateral Upper Motor Neuron Dysarthria	110	(1)
Spastic Dysarthria	110	(1)
Hypokinetic Dysarthria	111	(3)
Parkinson's Disease	111	(3)
Hyperkinetic Dysarthria	114	(10)
Spasmodic Dysphonia	114	(7)
Essential Tremor	121	(1)
Differences Between Spasmodic Dysphonia, Essential Tremor, and Vocal Hyperfunction	122	(1)
Huntington's Disease	123	(1)
Ataxic Dysarthria	124	(1)
Mixed Dysarthria	124	(4)
Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis	124	(2)
Multiple Sclerosis (MS)	126	(1)
Traumatic Brain Injury	127	(1)
Summary	128	(1)
Thought Questions	128	(1)
Voice Evaluation	129	(50)
Voice Screening	130	(3)
The Voice Evaluation and Medical Information	133	(5)
The Voice Evaluation	138	(40)
Case History	139	(7)
Observation of the Patient	146	(1)
Assessment	147	(27)
Two Case Studies Comparing Noninstrumental and Instrumental Assessment Approaches	174	(4)
Summary	178	(1)
Thought Questions	178	(1)
Voice Therapy	179	(66)
Voice Management and Therapy for Children	180	(3)
Voice Therapy for Adolescents and Adults	183	(1)
Voice Therapy Facilitating Techniques	183	(61)
Auditory Feedback	184	(4)
Change of Loudness	188	(3)
Chant Talk	191	(1)
Chewing	192	(2)
Confidential Voice	194	(3)
Counseling (Explanation of Problem)	197	(2)
Digital Manipulation	199	(2)
Elimination of Abuses	201	(3)
Establishing a New Pitch	204	(2)
Focus	206	(4)
Glottal Fry	210	(2)
Head Positioning	212	(2)
Hierarchy Analysis	214	(2)
Inhalation Phonation	216	(3)
Laryngeal Massage	219	(2)
Masking	221	(2)
Nasal/Glide Stimulation	223	(1)
Open-Mouth Approach	224	(3)
Pitch Inflections	227	(1)
Redirected Phonation	228	(3)
Relaxation	231	(3)
Respiration Training	234	(4)
Tongue Protrusion /i/	238	(1)
Visual Feedback	239	(3)
Yawn-Sigh	242	(2)
Summary	244	(1)
Thought Questions	244	(1)
Management and Therapy for Special Problems	245	(22)
Management-Voice Therapy for Particular Populations	246	(8)
The Aging Voice	246	(1)
Deaf and Hard of Hearing	247	(3)
Professional Voice Users	250	(2)
Transgender (Transsexual)	252	(2)
Management--Voice Therapy for Faulty Voice Usage	254	(3)
Diplophonia	254	(1)
Pitch Breaks	254	(1)
Puberphonia	255	(1)
Ventricular Phonation	256	(1)
Management-Voice Therapy for Respiratory-Based Voice Problems	257	(5)
Airway Obstructions	257	(2)
Asthma	259	(1)
Emphysema	260	(1)
Faulty Breath Control	261	(1)
Tracheostomy	262	(1)
Management-Voice Therapy for Vocal Fold Lesions	262	(4)
Cysts	262	(1)
Granuloma	263	(1)
Reflux	264	(1)
Sulcus Vocalis	265	(1)
Summary	266	(1)
Thought Questions	266	(1)
Voice Therapy Following Treatment for Laryngeal Cancer	267	(18)
Modes of Cancer Treatment	267	(4)
Case Examples	268	(2)
Facilitating Techniques	270	(1)
Vocal Hygiene	271	(1)
Laryngectomy	271	(12)
Preoperative Counseling	271	(1)
Postlaryngectomy Communication Options	272	(1)
The Artificial Larynx	273	(1)
Traditional Esophageal Speech	274	(4)
Tracheoesophageal Puncture Shunt (TEP)	278	(5)
Counseling	283	(1)
Summary	283	(1)
Thought Questions	284	(1)
Therapy for Resonance Disorders	285	(30)
Nasal Resonance Problems	286	(22)
Hypernasality	286	(1)
Hyponasality	287	(1)
Assimilative Nasality	287	(1)
Evaluation of Nasal Resonance Disorders	288	(4)
The Oral Examination	292	(1)
Laboratory Instrumentation	293	(6)
Treatment of Nasal Resonance Disorders	299	(9)
Therapy for Oral-Pharyngeal Resonance Problems	308	(6)
Summary	314	(1)
Thought Questions	314	(1)
References	315	(19)
Index	334
Case Studies
Differential Diagnosis of a Complex Voice Disorder
Ventricular Dysphonia with Laryngocele
Unilateral Vocal Fold Paralysis
Child Voice Dyad
Functional Aphonia
Functional Dysphonia Associated with Reflux
Open-Mouth Approach
Parkinson's Disease
Spastic Dysarthria
Vocal Nodules
Vocal Overuse
Facilitating Approaches (See Table 6.1 in text)
Auditory feedback
Change of loudness
Chant talk
Chewing
Confidential voice
Counseling
Digital manipulation
Elimination of abuses
Establishing a new pitch
Focus
Glottal fry
Head positioning
Hierarchy analysis
Inhalation phonation
Laryngeal massage
Masking
Nasal/glide stimulation
Open-mouth approach
Pitch inflections
Redirected phonation
Relaxation
Respiration training
Tongue-protrusion /i/
Visual feedback
Yawn-sigh