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The impact of Lee Silverman Voice Treatment (LSVT LOUD®) on voice, communication, and participation: Findings from a prospective, longitudinal study by Bryans, Linda A., Palmer, Andrew D., Anderson, Shannon, Schindler, Joshua, Graville, Donna J.

“…•LSVT LOUD® decreased voice handicap.•LSVT LOUD® improved communicative participation and communicative effectiveness.•There was a strong correlation between…”
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Treatment Outcomes of Bilateral Medialization Thyroplasty for Presbylaryngis by Allensworth, Jordan J., O'Dell, Karla, Ziegler, Aaron, Bryans, Linda, Flint, Paul, Schindler, Joshua

“…Presbylaryngis is a common cause of dysphonia in elderly patients. Type I thyroplasty serves to improve glottic closure and vocal quality by correcting bowing…”
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Dysphagia in Parkinson’s disease patients prior to deep brain stimulation: Is screening accurate? by Palmer, Andrew D., Charney, Sara, Pietrowski, Jessica, Anderson, Shannon, Britton, Deanna, Bryans, Linda, Graville, Donna J.

“…•Abnormal swallowing is not uncommon prior to DBS.•No dysphagia screening measure predicted abnormal airway protection.•Age, male gender and a history of…”
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A Novel Interdisciplinary Palliative Care Clinic for Advanced Parkinson’s Disease and Parkinsonian Syndromes (P6.278) by Tuck, Keiran, Mann, Lisa, Borcich, Tony, Wilhelm, Jenny, Bryans, Linda, Carter, Julie

“…Abstract only…”
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Subjective and Objective Parameters of the Adult Female Voice after Cricotracheal Resection and Dilation by Bryans, Linda, Palmer, Andrew D., Schindler, Joshua S., Andersen, Peter E., Cohen, James I.

“…Objectives: We compared the voice outcomes after cricotracheal resection (CTR) and airway dilation in adult women. Methods: We performed long-term…”
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A Review of Voice Therapy Techniques Employed in Treatment of Dysphonia with and Without Vocal Fold Lesions by Drake, Karen, Bryans, Linda, Schindler, Joshua S.

“…Purpose of Review The purpose of the review is to provide otolaryngologists a framework for understanding voice evaluation by speech-language pathologists and…”
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