Principles of Voice Production
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Chapter 1: Basic Anatomy of the Larynx
Chapter 2: Biomechanics of Laryngeal Tissue
Chapter 3: Fluid Flow in Respiratory Airways
Chapter 4: Vocal Fold Oscillation
Chapter 5: Generation and Propagation of Sound
Chapter 6: Source-Filter Theory of Vowels
Chapter 7: Voice Classification and Life Span Changes
Chapter 8: Control of Fundamental Frequency
Chapter 9: Control of Vocal Intensity and Efficiency
Chapter 10: Vocal Registers
Chapter 11: Fluctuations and Perturbations
Chapter 12: Voice Disorders
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Chapter 1: Basic Anatomy
Chapter 2: Biomechanics
Chapter 3: Fluid Flow
Chapter 4: Vocal Fold Oscillation
Chapter 5: Sound Generation
Chapter 6: Source-Filter Theory
Chapter 7: Voice Classification
Chapter 8: Frequency Control
Chapter 9: Intensity Control
Chapter 10: Vocal Registers
Chapter 11: Fluctuations
Chapter 12: Voice Disorders
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Signs of Vocal Fatigue
In this chapter
1.
Congenital (Structural) Voice Disorders
2.
Disorders Related to Tissue Change
Tissue Infection
Systemic Changes
Mechanical Stress
Surface Irritation
Miscellaneous Tissue Changes
3.
Disorders Related to Neurological and Muscular Changes
Neurological Disease
Abnormal Muscle Patterns of Unknown Origin
4.
Vocal Fatigue
Signs of Vocal Fatigue
Muscle Fatigue
Strain in Nonmuscular Tissue
Increase in Tissue Viscosity
Acoustic Assessment of Vocal Fatigue
Table of Contents
1.
Congenital (Structural) Voice Disorders
2.
Disorders Related to Tissue Change
Tissue Infection
Systemic Changes
Mechanical Stress
Surface Irritation
Miscellaneous Tissue Changes
3.
Disorders Related to Neurological and Muscular Changes
Neurological Disease
Abnormal Muscle Patterns of Unknown Origin
4.
Vocal Fatigue
Signs of Vocal Fatigue
Muscle Fatigue
Strain in Nonmuscular Tissue
Increase in Tissue Viscosity
Acoustic Assessment of Vocal Fatigue
Signs of Vocal Fatigue
Last updated: 2025-01-29
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