Full Description
This book integrates a comprehensive and in-depth discussion of the anatomy, physiology, and neurology of specific voice disorders including causes, symptoms, evaluation, and treatment approaches.KEY TOPICS: An in-depth presentation of specific voice disorders including, the role of evidence based practice, multicultural perspectives in the provision of clinical services, therapy for voice disorders, and the effects of drugs on the voice MARKET: Written for students studying voice disorders as well as established professionals in the field.
Contents
ContentsList of IllustrationsPrefaceIntroductionExpansion of Knowledge in the Field of VoiceGoal of the BookOrganization of the BookChapter 1 Anatomy and Physiology of the Respiratory and Laryngeal SystemsRespiratory SystemTracheobronchial TreePhonatory SystemFunctions of the LarynxAnatomy and Physiology of the Laryngeal SystemTrue Vocal FoldsLayers of the Vocal FoldsCover-Body Model of the Vocal FoldsGlottisMuscles of the LarynxMyoelastic-Aerodynamic TheoryResonanceNervous System Control of the LarynxPyramidal and Extrapyramidal PathwaysCerebellumSubcortical AreasCranial NervesReflexesVocal RegistersModal RegisterPulse RegisterLoft RegisterSummaryReview QuestionsChapter 2 Lifespan Changes in the Respiratory and Phonatory SystemsDevelopment and Maturation of Speech Breathing Structure and Function of the Larynx in Infancy and ChildhoodPosition in NeckCartilagesVocal FoldsAcoustic Characteristics of Infant VocalizationsChildhoodPubertyThe Adult VoiceThe Aging VoiceStructural ChangesAcoustic EffectsPerceptual FindingsHealth Status and Age-Related Vocal DiseasesPresbyphoniaClinical ImplicationsSummaryReview QuestionsChapter 3 Considerations in Voice TreatmentNormal VoiceTerminologyPerceptual TermsAcoustic TermsCauses of Voice DisordersTeam Approach to Diagnosis and Treatment of Voice DisordersPrevention of Voice DisordersPrimary PreventionSecondary PreventionTertiary PreventionInternational Classification of Functioning, Disability, and Health (ICF)Effects of Medications on the VoiceMulticultural Factors in Clinical Management of Voice DisordersEvidence-Based PracticeTreatment EfficacySummaryReview QuestionsChapter 4 Diagnosis and Evaluation of Voice DisordersComponents of the Evaluation ProcessCase HistoryAuditory-Perceptual EvaluationInstrumental MeasuresAcoustic AnalysisElectroglottographyAerodynamic MeasuresLaryngeal ElectromyographyThe Diagnostic ReportSummaryReview QuestionsAppendix 1 Preferred Practice Patterns for the Profession of Speech-Language PathologyAppendix 2 Consensus Auditory-Perceptual Evaluation of Voice (CAPE-V)Chapter 5 Clinical ManagementBehavioral Voice Therapy TechniquesIndirect ApproachesDirect ApproachesHolistic ApproachesPatient ComplianceMotivational InterviewingTranstheoretical Model of Behavior ChangeTreatment of ChildrenPhonosurgeryThyroplastyArytenoid Adduction/ArytenopexyAirway Widening ProceduresLaser MicrosurgeryInjection Laryngoplasty/Vocal Fold AugmentationBotox InjectionLarngeal ReinnervationSummaryReview QuestionsAppendix 1 The Use of Voice Therapy in the Treatment of DysphoniaChapter 6 Inflammatory Conditions of the LarynxWound HealingInflammationExtracellular Matrix ProliferationRemodelingVocal Fold ScarSulcus VocalisSymptoms and Signs of Vocal Fold Scar and Sulcus VocalisTreatmentLaryngitisAcute LaryngitisChronic LaryngitisGastroesophageal Reflux Disease and Laryngopharyngeal RefluxInflammatory Autoimmune DiseasesSystemic Lupus ErythematosusRelapsing PolychondritisRheumatoid ArthritisSummaryReview QuestionsChapter 7 Structural Lesions of the LarynxLaryngomalaciaCauseSymptomsEvaluation and TreatmentSubglottic StenosisSymptomsCongenital Subglottic StenosisAcquired Subglottic StenosisEvaluationSurgical TreatmentLaryngeal Web/Glottic StenosisCongenital WebsAcquired Laryngeal WebsPosterior Glottic StenosisTreatmentLaryngoceles and Laryngeal CystsLaryngocelesLaryngeal CystsRecurrent Respiratory PapillomatosisCauseHPV Subtypes Associated with RRPJuvenile Onset Recurrent Respiratory PapillomatosisAdult Onset Recurrent Respiratory PapillomatosisSymptomsDiagnosis and EvaluationTreatmentSummaryReview QuestionsPreparing for the PraxisCase Study 7.1Chapter 8 Benign Lesions of the Vocal Fold Mucosa and Vocal Fatigue Associated with Lifestyle, Personality, and Occupational FactorsNodulesHistologyAge and Personality FactorsSymptomsEvaluation and TreatmentPolypsHistologyReinke's EdemaSymptomsTreatmentLeukoplakiaTreatmentContact Ulcers and GranulomasCausesSymptomsEvaluation and TreatmentVascular Lesions of the Vocal FoldsCausesSymptomsEvaluation and TreatmentVocal FatigueCentral FatiguePeripheral FatigueRecoveryFatigue and Phonation Threshold PressureOccupational Voice UsersOccupational Risk FactorsSymptomsStudent TeachersVocational and Social EffectsPrevention and TreatmentSummaryReview QuestionsPreparing for the PraxisCase Study 8.1Case Study 8.2Chapter 9 Movement DisordersFlaccid DysarthriaVocal Fold ParesisVocal Fold ParalysisMyasthenia GravisSpastic DysarthriaSymptomsTreatmentAtaxic DysarthriaSymptomsTreatmentHypokinetic DysarthriaSymptomsStaging of PDTreatmentHyperkinetic DysarthriaChoreaDystoniaSpasmodic DysphoniaEssential TremorMixed DysarthriasAmyotrophic Lateral SclerosisMultiple SclerosisSummaryReview QuestionsPreparing for the PraxisCase Study 9.1Case Study 9.2Case Study 9.3Chapter 10 Voice Disorders Related to Self and IdentitySymptoms and Features of Voice Disorders Related to Self and IdentityPsychiatric Caseness in Patients with Voice DisordersStressMuscle Tension DysphoniaSymptomsDiagnosis and EvaluationVoice TherapyConversion DisordersCharacteristics of Conversion DisordersDiagnosis and EvaluationVoice TherapyFunctional DysphoniaEvaluation and TreatmentMutational FalsettoEvaluationTreatmentTransgender VoiceSex Reassignment SurgeryEvaluationTreatmentClient SatisfactionSummaryReview QuestionsPreparing for the PraxisCase Study 10.1Case Study 10.2Chapter 11 Disorders Related to Airway Problems and RespirationDyspneaEvaluation of DyspneaStridorCausesEvaluationPulmonary Function TestingAsthmaEvaluation and TreatmentParadoxical Vocal Fold MotionSymptomsCausesLinks between PVFM, Asthma, and GERDDiagnosis and EvaluationTreatmentChronic CoughCauses of Chronic CoughSymptoms and Associated FindingsComplications of CCDiagnosis and EvaluationQuantifying CoughTreatmentSummaryReview QuestionsPreparing for the PraxisCase Study 11.1Chapter 12 Laryngeal CancerLaryngeal Cancer Evaluation and StagingRisk Factors for Laryngeal CancerSymptomsDiagnosisMultidisciplinary ApproachMedical TreatmentRadiation TherapyChemotherapySurgical Options for Laryngeal CancerResectionVertical Partial LaryngectomySupraglottic LaryngectomySupracricoid LaryngectomyNear Total LaryngectomyTotal LaryngectomyVoice RestorationArtificial LarynxEsophageal SpeechTracheoesophageal SpeechGeneral Considerations for Voice RestorationSummaryReview QuestionsAppendix 1 Roles and Responsibilities of Speech-Language Pathologists with Respect to Evaluation and Treatment for Tracheoesophageal Puncture and ProsthesisPreparing for the PraxisCase Study 12.1GlossaryReferencesName IndexSubject Index
