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1	Vascularity and the Hormonal Cycle in Female Classical Singers Monzon, Kimberly Dawn 30 September 2019 (has links) No description available. Music
2	Clinical Symptoms and Signs Related to Voice Disorders among Collegiate-Level Singers: A Retrospective Study Mohr, Caitlin 12 1900 (has links) The objectives of this research were to (1) characterize the demographics and vocal health history of collegiate-level singers, particularly those with a voice disorder and (2) describe and compare self-reported symptoms of singers across diagnostic categories of vocal fold disorders. Clinical reports of 56 collegiate-level singers (15 male and 41 female) who visited the Voice Diagnostic Clinic at the University of North Texas for voice evaluations between 2010 and 2015 were reviewed. Information was extracted from clinical records including demographic data, vocal health history, self-reported voice-related symptoms, and voice diagnosis confirmed by strobolaryngoscopic examinations and phonatory function testing. Diagnoses of voice disorders were grouped under three categories: normal (i.e., no perceptible pathology), benign lesions and irritation/inflammation. Seven singers were diagnosed as normal, 27 (51.8%) with benign lesions, and 22 (39.3%) with irritation/inflammation. All singers diagnosed as normal were females. Female singers have twice as many benign lesions as irritation/inflammation whereas males presented the opposite pattern. Nodules, polyps, cysts and irritation/inflammation were the most common voice disorders. Singers with allergies and a past history of voice problems demonstrated a higher incidence of voice disorders. The top five self-reported vocal symptoms were worse voice in the morning (50%), pain in throat (46.4%), voice worse with prolonged use (44.6%), vocal fatigue (42.9%), and breathiness (41.1%). Self-reported symptoms are not a reliable screening tool to determine presence or absence of vocal pathology. Voice teachers must be familiar with the singing and speaking voice of each student, so as to perceive early onset of vocal attrition symptoms and encourage the student in seeking medical attention. Retrospective study Voice disorders Self-reported symptoms Vocal pathology Voice -- Care and hygiene. Voice disorders. Singing -- Methods. Academic theses
3	Prevalence of Vocal Pathology in Incoming Conservatory Students and Reported Vocal Habits Donahue, Erin Nicole 01 May 2012 (has links) No description available. Performing Arts Speech Therapy vocal pathology singers musical theater vocal habits vocal hygiene vocal symptoms videostroboscopic examination laryngeal findings vocal health screening
4	Vocal Pedagogy, Pathology, and Personality in Chervin's Journal La Voix Parlée et Chantée Matej MacQueen, Madelaine 23 May 2022 (has links) No description available. Music Medicine voice vocality vocal pedagogy vocal pathology identity personality nineteenth century fin-de-siècle La Voix Parlée et Chantée Arthur Chervin Claudius Chervin medical humanities speech language pathology Paris Opera vocal health vocal medicine music opera declamation chorus choral orphéon music education neurology psychology

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