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Universidade Federal de São Paulo (UNIFESP). Campus São Paulo. Escola Paulista de Medicina (EPM) (Institutional affiliation from the last research proposal) Birthplace: Brazil
graduation at Fonoaudiologia from Universidade Federal de São Paulo (1995), master's at Speech Therapy from Universidade Federal de São Paulo (2001) and doctorate at Speech Therapy from Universidade Federal de São Paulo (2009). Has experience in Speech Therapy, acting on the following subjects: voz, análise perceptivo-auditiva, laringe, trato vocal and terapia de voz. (Source: Lattes Curriculum)
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Vocal assessment and rehabilitation require the selection of phonatory tasks and vocal techniques for diagnostic and treatment purposes. Vocal functionality is one of the main targets of voice assessment and can be analyzed using the dynamic vocal analysis-DVA, a set of phonatory tasks that involve frequency and intensity variation. Voice therapy involves cognitive-behavioral approaches a…
Introduction: The aging process can lead to natural morphophysiological changes in the respiratory, phonatory and resonant subsystems. Studies show that after the third decade of life, a linear decline of function in the cardiovascular, respiratory, skeletal and muscular systems occurs, in addition to neurological, structural and functional changes. The respiratory subsystem is the basis …
INTRODUCTION: Voice and speech production depend on the important interaction between the respiratory, phonatory, resonant and articulatory subsystems. The respiratory subsystem is the basis of vocal production by generating the airflownecessary for vocal fold vibration. With aging, changes in lung structure and function may occur that impact vocal production. The literature still lacks s…
INTRODUCTION: The aging process involves expected morphophysiological changes in the respiratory, phonatory and resonant subsystems. Studies show the existence of an important relationship between the respiratory and phonatory subsystems, more specifically between lung volume and glottal adduction. Despite the importance of the respiratory subsystem in vocal production, there is still a l…
INTRODUCTION: The human voice undergoes natural changes over the course of a lifetime. During the young adult stage, all vocal subsystems are typically fully developed and functioning well. Research has extensively explored the vocal production of young adults. However, there is a dearth of information on the vocal functionality of middle-aged individuals, particularly regarding respirato…
INTRODUCTION: Young adults correspond to the period of greatest vocal stability. Although there are many studies on the vocal production of young adults, few have explored the respiratory dynamics of this population during the performance of specific tasks for the assessment of vocal functionality, such as those in the dynamic vocal analysis (DVA). These tasks involve emissions with varia…
Introduction: Studies show the important interaction between the respiratory and phonatory subsystems in voice production. A simple strategy that evaluates the integration between these subsystems is the dynamic vocal analysis - DVA, which makes it possible to analyze vocal functionality through emissions with variations in vocal frequency and intensity. Although the respiratory subsystem…
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