Objective The present study aimed to investigate the vocal tract and glottal function during
and after phonation into a tube and a stirring straw. Methods A male classically trained …

High vertical laryngeal position (VLP), pharyngeal constriction, and laryngeal compression
are common features associated with hyperfunctional voice disorders. The present study …

Purpose The present study aimed to observe whether physiological warm-up and traditional
singing warm-up differently affect aerodynamic, electroglottographic, acoustic, and self …

Introduction Previous studies using dynamic real-time magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) to
analyze vocal tract configurations in singers are limited by the fact that the image …

Purpose The present study aimed to assess three different singing styles (pop, rock, and
jazz) with laryngoscopic, acoustic, and perceptual analysis in healthy singers at different …

Objectives/hypotheses This study investigated the effect of traditional vocal warm-up versus
semioccluded vocal tract exercises on the acoustic parameters of voice through three …

Purpose The present study aimed to compare actors/actresses's voices and vocally trained
subjects through aerodynamic and electroglottographic (EGG) analyses. We hypothesized …

Background Vocal tract setting in hyperfunctional patients is characterized by a high larynx
and narrowing of the epilaryngeal and pharyngeal region. Similar observations have been …

Objectives This study was designed to determine the impact of aerobic exercise on vocal
warm-up. Study design This is a cohort experimental study. Methods Sixteen graduate and …

Piriform sinuses (PS) and valleculae (VA) form the side branches of the human vocal tract
and exhibit antiresonance and resonance properties which influence the produced voice …