Many voice disorders are the result of intricate neural and/or biomechanical impairments that are poorly understood. The limited knowledge of their etiological and …
The ambulatory assessment of vocal function can be significantly enhanced by having access to physiologically based features that describe underlying pathophysiological …
Incomplete glottal closure is a laryngeal configuration wherein the glottis is not fully obstructed prior to phonation. It has been linked to inefficient voice production and voice …
Tissue dynamics play critical roles in many physiological functions and provide important metrics for clinical diagnosis. Capturing real-time high-resolution 3D images of tissue …
Featured Application The overall goal of this work is to better understand how vocal fold collision contributes to the development and clinical management of vocal pathologies, such …
Poor laryngeal muscle coordination that results in abnormal glottal posturing is believed to be a primary etiologic factor in common voice disorders such as non-phonotraumatic vocal …
Fundamental frequency patterns during phonation onset have received renewed interest due to their promising application in objective classification of normal and pathological …
Laryngeal images obtained via high-speed videoendoscopy are an invaluable source of information for the advancement of voice science because they can capture the true cycle-to …
Recently, Bayesian estimation coupled with finite element modeling has been demonstrated as a viable tool for estimating vocal fold material properties from kinematic information …