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Abnormal soft palate posturing in patients with laryngeal movement disorders
Journal article

Abnormal soft palate posturing in patients with laryngeal movement disorders

Donna S Lundy, Roy R Casiano, Fang-Ling Lu and Jun Wu Xue
Journal of voice, Vol.10(4), pp.348-353
1996
PMID: 8943138

Abstract

Spasmodic dysphonia Laryngeal movement disorders Videonasolaryngoscopy Essential voice tremor
Laryngeal movement disorders (LMDs), including spasmodic dysphonia and essential voice tremor, have been described as focal disorders affecting the muscles of the larynx. Little reference has been made to possible hyperfunction of supralaryngeal structures and/or palatal involvement. Videonasolaryngoscopic examinations of 83 patients with LMDs revealed a significantly high incidence of abnormal soft palate posturing (84%). Further associations and implications are presented.

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1 Clinical & Life Sciences
1.235 Throat & Voice Disorders
1.235.1185 Voice Disorders
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Audiology & Speech-language Pathology
Otorhinolaryngology
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Clinical Medicine

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