Eliana Maria Gradim Fabbron

• Abstract

  Electrical stimulation is seen as a way to get effective and rapid results in vocal therapy. Neuromuscular electrical stimulation has been applied as an adjuvant in vocal rehabilitation; however, specifically for dysphonia secondary to vocal fold bowing, studies are scarce and require research with greater methodological rigor. A controlled clinical study, for understanding the role of el…

  Electrical stimulation as an adjunct in vocal therapy in elderly, AP.R

• Electrical stimulation as an adjunct in vocal therapy in elderly, BP.TT

• Abstract

  The Technique of the voiced tongue vibration technique (VTVT) is used both in the treatment of dysphonia and in vocal warming up. The use of surface hydration has been used as a strategy to hydrate directly as vocal folds, reducing their viscosity and laryngeal mucus, thus acting increasing its vibration and reducing the phonatory pressure threshold in a short time. Purpose: to verify the…

  Immediate effect of surface laryngeal hydration associated with the sonorized tongue trill technique in singers, BP.IC

• Abstract

  A study noted that the highest loudness and pitch variation were important features of expressiveness in the speech of older teachers. These resources were related to the judgment of the pleasantness of these elderly voices. This project aims to study the prosodic resources used in the speech of older women who have had their voices judged as more or less pleasant. It is a continuation of…

  The elderly voice: relationship between pleasantness and prosodic features, BP.IC

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