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Effect of voice therapy for hoarseness after COVID-19 infection Eri Miyata 1 , Minaki Shimizu 1 , Hideyuki Murata 1 , Yasutaka Yun 1 , Hiroshi Iwai 1 1Department of Otolaryngology, Head and Neck Surgery, Kansai Medical University Keyword: COVID-19 , 嗄声 , 音声治療 , 声門閉鎖不全 , hoarseness , voice therapy , glottal gap pp.252-258
Published Date 2024/9/15
DOI https://doi.org/10.11477/mf.6001200489
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 We report a patient who received voice therapy for hoarseness after COVID-19 infection. The case was a woman in her 50s. On her first visit, her voice was weak and squeezing. During speech, a glottal gap and a phase difference in vocal fold vibration were observed. Moreover, the mean air flow rate was high at 279.1mL/sec, and the maximum phonation time was shortened to 7.87 seconds. Her vocal range was 27 semitones. Because the glottic insufficiency improved with a pilot session of voice therapy, we conducted 10 voice therapy sessions over 3 months, mainly with Semi-Occluded Vocal Tract Exercises (SOVTE) once a week for 30 minutes. After voice therapy, her weak and squeezing voice improved, the glottal gap disappeared, and the phase difference in vocal fold vibration also improved. In addition, both the mean air flow rate of 137.5mL/sec and the maximum phonation time of 42.94 seconds came within the normal range, and her vocal range expanded to 32 semitones. Thus, we consider that voice therapy is effective in at least some cases of hoarseness after COVID-19 infection.


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