Spasmodic dysphonia is a rare vocal disorder characterized by a strained, uneven and uncontrolled voice while speaking.

Kennedy has said he has spasmodic dysphonia. It is a voice disorder characterized by involuntary spasms in the muscles that control the vocal cords, or folds. This causes difficulty in speaking ...

The vocal cords are two bands of cartilage and muscle that vibrate when a person speaks or eats. The size and shape of the vocal folds determine how a voice sounds. Swelling or irritation of the ...

It's called vocal tension dysphonia, where the muscles around my vocal cords kind of strangle me in a way and blocks the airflow. 'It doesn't allow your vocal cords to work properly like they ...

a surgery to improve muscle control by disconnecting and reconnecting nerves between your vocal cords and brain. Thyroplasty, which places an implant into a paralyzed or weak vocal cord to move a ...

Over time, a loss of muscle tone, more dryness, and increased stiffness in the vocal cords can make them weaker and less flexible, as well as lead to greater vocal fatigue. This can lead to a ...

Application of the ACE-Star Evidence-Based Nursing Model Combined with Voice Training in Voice Rehabilitation after Vocal Cord Polyp Surgery ...