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9 February 2012 New standard measures for clinical voice analysis include high speed films
Mette Pedersen, Kasper Munch
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Abstract
In the clinical work with patients in a medical voice clinic it is important to have a normal updated reference for the data used. Several new parameters have to be correlated to older traditional measures. The older ones are stroboscopy, eventually coordinated with electroglottography (EGG), the Multi- Dimensional-Voice Program and airflow rates. Long Time Averaged Spectrograms (LTAS) and phonetograms (voice profiles) are calculating the range and dynamics of tones of the patients. High-speed films, updated airflow measures as well as area calculations of phonotograms add information to the understanding of the glottis closure in single movements of the vocal cords. A multivariate analysis was made to study the connection between the measures. This information can be used in many connections, also in the otolaryngological clinic.
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Mette Pedersen and Kasper Munch "New standard measures for clinical voice analysis include high speed films", Proc. SPIE 8207, Photonic Therapeutics and Diagnostics VIII, 820722 (9 February 2012); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.916773
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KEYWORDS
Pathology

Statistical analysis

Neurological disorders

Clinical trials

Diagnostics

Electroencephalography

Electronics

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