Current Issue January 2012, Vol. 26, No. 1
Featured Articles
Nonlinear Dynamic Analysis of Disordered Voice: The Relationship Between the Correlation Dimension (D2) and Pre-/Post-Treatment Change in Perceived Dysphonia Severity
Editor's Note: This article is another addition to our gradually expanding literature on the importance of non-linear dynamics in understanding voice disorders. It provides important, practical insights for researchers and clinicians.
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Posterior Commissure of the Human Larynx Revisited
Editor's Note: This article provides interesting insights into laryngeal embryology and it makes the case for the existence of a posterior commisure. "Posterior commisure" in the larynx is a term to which many experts have objected, arguing that the commisure does not exist posteriorly (only anteriorly). This article brings interesting arguments to the contrary.
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Society Information
The Voice Foundation is the world's leading organization dedicated to solving voice problems. Its efforts in funding research, promoting public education and raising the professional level of voice care directly benefit you. Established in 1969, the Foundation seeks to protect and enhance the gift of vocal communication.
The purpose of the International Association of Phonosurgery is to encourage the scientific and clinical investigations in the field of phonosurgery, to exchange knowledge and ideas among its members in the forms of meetings, publications and workshops, to influence teamwork in phonosurgery, covering all surgical and functional components of therapy, including voice and speech re-education, and to develop educational activities related to phonosurgery.
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Comparison of Rater’s Reliability on Perceptual Evaluation of Different Types of Voice Sample13 January 2012
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Creating a Mastery Experience During the Voice Evaluation13 January 2012
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Vocal Folds Analysis using Global Energy Tracking13 January 2012
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Fundamental Frequency and Perturbation Measures of Sustained Vowels in Malaysian Malay Children between 7 and 12 Years Old13 January 2012
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A New Voice Rating Tool for Clinical Practice03 January 2012
