Highlights e A comprehensive review of simple clinical voice assessment

techniques and vocal cord paralysis treatments.

e Technology is well represented in this year's program. The conference provides updates and clinical applications of new technologies including digital instrumentation, electronic video endoscopy, high-speed imaging, new voice implants, new instrumentation for surgical voice care, and how to access voice information on the internet.

e A review of alternative voice treatments which are gaining recognition and acceptance: diet, homeopathy, Oriental medicine, acupucture, and herbal medicine.

e Continuing the tradition of high-profile guests, our luncheon speaker this year will be Ms. Ruth Ann Swenson. This internationally acclaimed soprano will be interviewed in an informal way and will talk candidly about how she has taken care of her voice throughout her brilliant career.

e Tabletop exhibits give attendees an opportunity to take a closer look at new instrumentation, pharmacological products, publications, and other products of interest to voice professionals.

e Expanding our field to cover occupational voice disorders, we take a closer look at work-related dysphonias. Topics include voice problems found in users of speech recognition systems, vocal challenges for professional women, voice problems after exposure to environmental toxins (fumes and acids). and assessment of industrial voice claims.

e We are setting aside a room for you to meet the faculty informally for further discussion. Do not loose this opportunity to talk one-on-one with some of the most distinguished professionals in the field.

Sponsorship The Pacific Voice Conference is sponsored by the Pacific Voice and Speech Foundation, a nonprofit organization dedicated to interdisciplinary educational, clinical, and research activities concerning voice and speech. Pacific Voice and Speech Foundation's sponsorship of the Pacific Voice Conference does not imply endorsement of course content, specific products, or clinical procedures.

The meeting is co-sponsored by the Henry Ford Hospital, Detroit, Michigan; in association with the Vanderbilt University Medical Center, Nashville, Tennessee.

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Course Objectives After attending this conference participants will be able to:

e Predict possible outcomes of surgical, medical, and therapeutic treatments.

e Understand innovative approaches to treat dysphonias by medications, therapy and surgery, or combinations

e Critically evaluate differences between various clinical treatment techniques, and their effects on voice function.

e Understand the role of technology in voice evaluation and treatment.

e Critically evaluate treatment plans for laryngeal dystonia.

e Assess normal and pathological voice functions.

e Critically evaluate treatment plans for voice restoration after vocal cord paralysis.

e Recognize which phonosurgical treatment options are most efficacious, carry the least risks, and are most cost-effective.

e Evaluate and assess treatment controversies.

e Recognize the importance of interdisciplinary approach for treatment planning and treatment execution.

Accreditation Speech Pathologists: This activity is co-sponsored by the Vanderbilt Bill Wilkerson Center for Otolaryngology and Communication Sciences. The Center is approved by the Continuing Education Board of the American Speech-Language-Hearing Association (ASHA) to sponsor continuing education activities in speech-language pathology and audiology. This program is offered for 2.1 CEUs (intermediate level; professional area). ASHA approval of continuing education sponsorship does not imply endorsement of course content, specific products, or clinical procedures.

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Nurses: Physicians' accreditation applies to nurses (BRN).

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Thursday November 9, 2000

I 0:00 Conference Registration (umil 5:00p.m.)

12:00 \\'mb.lwp A. I nstrumental Evaluation of Difficult Dysphonia­Guy C01·nut, Marc Bouchayer, Gunnar Rugheimer

Workshop I : An Interactive Computerized Program for Trai ning Perceptual Voice Analysis-Edwin Yiu, Karen Chan, Polly Lau

I :00 Wmbhop B: Voice Therapy Using the Accent M ethoci-Kirsten Thyme-Fr0kjaer, Borge Fr0kjaer-Jen sen

Workshop II : Internet Technology and Voice: Searching, Linking, Construction of Web Sites and Much More-Judith Kuster, Javier Villalobos

2:00 \Vorbhop C . The Stockholm Clin ical Voice Assessment: Protocol: Acoustics and Perception- Britta Hammarberg

Worb,hop III : Management of Vocal Fold Bowing-James Koufman

3:00 Worbhop D. Evaluation of Workers Compensation Voice Injury Claims-E. David Manace, Krzysztof lzdebski

Workshop IV: Diagnostic Phonoscopy: A Clinical Tool to Enhance Voice Therapy-Dan iel Martin. Christine Buth

4:00 \\orb hop I . A ssessment and Treatment of Voice Disorders Using Manual Circumlaryngeal Techniques-Nelson Roy

Workshop V: Util izing Thermal and Acoustic A utonomic Stimulations to Facilitate Voice and Speech Therapy: An SLT Austrian-Sadowski Technique-Thomas Kenner, Franz Mahnert, Clara Kenner, Li lla-Theresa Sadowski

5:00 -6:00 Workshop 1·: Voice Therapy in Pediatric Voice Disorders-Christine Sapienza

6:30 - 8:00 Wine and Cheese Reception

Friday November 10, 2000

7:30 Conference Registration (until 6:00 p.m.)

8:00 Opening Remarks. Krzysztof Izdebski and Hiroya Yamaguchi, Honorary Chairman

Session I: Controversy Forum: The Nature of Unilateral Vocal Cord Paralysis Moderator: Gerald Berke

8:05 Treatment Decisions in Unilateral Vocal Corel Paralysis­Michael Benn inger

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8: 15 Vocal Fold Re ting Position: The Role of Mcdialization and Arytenoid Adduction in the Management of Unilateral Paralysis- Mark Courey, Erick Powitzky. Jonathon Cohen, William Richards

8:22 Vocal Fold Paralysis vs. Pares is-James Koufman

8:29 Vocal Cord Synkines is- Roger Crumley

8:36 Panel : Benninger, Koufman, Crumley

Session II: Treatment Choices in Paraly tic Dysphonia: Thyroplasty: Choice of Implants Moderator: Raymond Hilsinger

8:45 Why to Use Adjustable Laryngeal Implant: T he Montreal Experience-Christian Ahmarani

8:55 Why to Use Yocom Thyroplasty Implant-Charles Cummings, Paul Fl int

9:05 Why to use The Titanium Implant for Vocal Fold Paralysis­Friedrich Gerhard

9: 15 Why to Use the Montgomery Thyroplasty Implant-Mark Rounds, Willi am Montgomery, Anne MacLean-Musse

9:25 Why to Use Custom-made Silastic Implant - Nicolas Maragos

9:35 Voice Outcomes Following Type I Thyroplasty in Chronically Denervated Patients-Cheryl Billan te

9:42 What Not to Do When Doing Thyroplasty-Nan Nam Guan, David Lau

9:49 How to Sol ve Problems with Thyroplasty Type l ­Soon Yuhl Nam, Sang Yoon Kim, Seung Joe Yeo

9:56 Panel : A hmarani , Cummings, Gerhard , Rounds, M arago

I 0: I 0 Coffee Break

Session III: Vocal Fold Injectables for Unilateral Paralysis, " Paresis" and Bowing Moderator: Mark Singer

I 0:40 How to Achieve Persistent Bulk of the Vocal Fold with Fat Injection­Mary Es Beaver

I 0:47 Why to Use Injectable Autologous Collagen: Long-term Results­Georges Lawson, J. Jamart. Marc Remacle

I 0:54 Why to Use Gore-tex Implant-C. Richard Stasney

J I :03 Why to Use A lloderm Implant - Raul M . Cruz, Krzysztof l zdebski

II : 10 Why to Use Glottic Reinervation- Roger Crumley

II : 17 Wh y to Use Auto logous Transplantation o f Fascia into the Vocal Fold - Koichi Tsunoda

II :24 Why Not to Use Teflon- Greg Postma

II :3 1 Why to Use Teflon-Herbert Declo

I :37 Patient Se lection Criteria for Vo ice Therapy in Paralytic Dysphonia: Non Surg ical Cases and Post Surg ica l Cases - James Dworkin, Krzysztof Izclebski

II :44 Pane l: Beaver. Lawson, Declo. Potsma. Stasney. Cruz. Crumley, Tsunoda. Dworkin

12:00 Presentation of Hans von Leden and Pacific Voice & Speech Foundation Awards

12: I 5-1 :25 Luncheon with Soprano, Ms. Ruth Ann Swenson

Session IV: Brown Bag Lunch Session Cha llenging C linical Cases: Diagnosis and Treatment Moderators: Joseph Schlomicher-Thier, James Dworkin

12:1 5-l :00 Treatment of Pseudo-Abductor Spasmodic Dysphonia- Francoise Lim, Ravi Seshadri , Krzysztof Izdebski

Exe rcise Induced Subglottic Co llapse- Janina Casper

Treatment of Presbyphonia-Garry Withnell

Restoring Voice in Vocal Cord Paralysis of Professional Opera Singers-Joseph Sch!Omicher-Thier, Lilla Sadowski

Challeng ing Voice Cases -James Dworkin, Robert Meleca

1:30-6:00 CONCURRENT SESSIONS (Tracks I & II)

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Sess ion V: Treatment Approaches to ADDSD and ABDSD

Part I: Surgical Denervation Mode rator: Nicolas Maragos

I :30 Recurrent Laryngeal Ne rve Secti on in the Treatment of ADDSD ­Herbert Declo, Krzysztof lzdebski

I :40 Selecti ve RLN Section with Re inervation: A New ADDSD Surgery­Ge rald Berke

I :50 New Surgical Treatment for Adductor Spasmodic Dysphonia ­Yusuke Watanabe, Hiroshi Muta, Junji Ono, Takeshi Kubo

2:00 Surgical Treatment of ABDuctor Spasmodic Dysphonia-James Ka ufman

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2: 10 Panel: Declo, Berke, Watanabe, Kaufman

Session VI : ADDSD: Chemical Dencrvation (Botox) Moderator: Raul Cruz

2:30 C linical Comment on Botox Efficcacy- AIIan Scott

2 :40 Botox Injection: Dose, Response Duration, and EMG Amplitude in ADDSD- Robert Buckmirc

2:50 Unilateral vs . Bi lateral Botox Injections in ADDSD-Steven Bielamowicz

3:00 Botox Protocol for ADDSD - Christina Sapienza

3: 10 Patient Driven Botox Dose Adjustments-Gale Woodson

3:20 Panel Discussion: Scott, Buckmire, Bielamowicz, Sapienza, Woodson

3:30 Coffee Break

Session VII: New Surg ical I Medical Procedures: Voice and Cancer Moderator: Randal Weber

4:00 New Technique fo r TE Puncture Under Local Anesthes ia - Pau l Schouwenburg, S imone Eerenstein, Wilko Greiman

4:07 Thyroplasty After Total and Extended Cordectomy-Georges Lawson, A Hedayat, Marc Re macle

4: 14 Contemporary Management or Early Glottic Cancers- Michael Benninger

4:24 Advances in the Blom-Singer Voice Restoration Techniques-Mark S inger

4:3 1 Resu lts of Multi-center Voice Master use in the Netherlands- Simone Eerenstein , Wi lko Greiman, Paul Schouwenburg

4:38 Fiberoptic Endoscopy of the PE Segment: An Aid in the Assessment of Poor TEP Voice Patients - Robert Me leca

4:45 Panel: Schouwenberg, Lawson, Benninger, Singer, Eerenstien, Meleca

Sess ion VIII : GERD I LPR and Voice Moderator: Manuel Pais-Cle mente

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5:00 Corre lation of the Laryngeal Appearance with Triple pH Probe Findings in Asymptotic Ad ults-Mark Courey, Eric k Powitzky. Jonathon Cohen, William Richard

5:07 GERDILPR and Voice Problems-James Kaufman

5:1 4 Correlation of Laryngeal Finclingp and Twenty Four Hour 2-site pH Monitoring - Riitta Yli talo, Per-Ake Lindestad, S ti g Ramel

5:2 1 Globus Sensations Caused by Gastro-esophageal Refl ux-Ryoji Tokashik i

5:29 Management of Laryngeal-pharyngeal Reflu x: Voice and Swallowing Implications-Robert J. Staebler, e t al

5:36 Assess ing Laryngo-pharyngeal Re flu x with Digitized Laryngeal Images-C. Richard Stasney

5:4 1 A Gasroentero logist Point of View

5:50-6:00 Pane l Discussion: Courey. Ylitalo, Koufman , Tokashiki . Staebler, Stasney

TRACK II

Session IX: Alternative Treatment Methods Moderator: Betty Horwitz

I :30 Rational Use of Herbal Medicines for Singers-Jason Surow

I :45 Dysphonia and the Use of Complementary Medicine- Pauline Sloane

I :55 The Role of Systemic Enzyme T herapy in the Treatment and Prevention of Professional Dysphonia - Zuzana Veldova, Jan Vokral

2:05 Diet and Dysphonia - Wallace Rubin

2:20 Traditional Chinese Herbal Medic ine, Acupuncture and Dysphonia ­Edwin Yiu

2:30 Vocal Health Techniques of Mariach i Singers by Mariachj S ingers­Ki lo Munos

2:37 Pane l Discussion: Surow. Sloane. Veldova. Rubi n. Yiu , Munos

Sess ion X: New Mode ls, Advances, and Concepts in Diagnosis and Treatment Moderator: Mark Courey

2:45 Laryngeal Corticosteroids Myopathy: An O ften-missed Diagnosis?­Willy Well ens

2:52 Dysphon ia in Patie nts Tak ing Inhaled Corticosteroids for Asthma­l enni Oates, Matthew Campbell , Rhonda Holmes, Debbie Phyland, Ali son Perry, Robert Pierce, Renee Stolarczyk

2:59 Improved Surg ical Access Us ing the Hunsaker Jet Venti lation in Endolaryngeal Porcedures - Lisa Orloff

3:06 The Effects of Selecti ve Stimulation of Laryngeal Muscles on Voice Characte ristics- Michael Broniatowski

3: 12 The Use of Nebu lized Lidocaine in the Treatment of Muscle Tens ion Dysphonia- James Pau l Dworkin, Robert Meleca

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3: 19 Panel: Wellens, Oates, Broniatowski , Dworkin

3:30 Coffee Break

Session X I: Occupational Voice Problems Moderator: Philippe Dejonckere

4:00 Occupationa l Medic ine Issues-Robert Harrison

4: I 0 Occupationa l Dysphonia: A Model- Rebecca Leonard, Krzysztof lzdebsk i, Dav id Manace, Phi lippe deJonckere

4:20 Vocal C hallenge in Professional Women-Florence S lager

4:27 Vo ice Handicap Index and Occupation- Robe rt Buc kmire

4:34 Developing Prevention Program for Voice Problems in Teachers­l e nni Oates, Ali son Russell

4:4 1 Economic Impact of Spa modic Dysphonia- Lisa Orloff. Stephen Goldman, Ritvik Mehta, Robert Kaplan, Krzysztor lzdebski

4:48 Effects of Botox Treatment for Spasmodic Dysphonia on Work and Social Voice Usage- Nadine Connor, Charles N. Ford, Diane M. Bless, Kyungah Lee, G len Leverson, Dennis M. He isey

4 :55 The Effects of Enviromenta l Background Noise and Air Pollution on the Voice of School Teachers-Eugenia Chavez de Bartelt

5:02 Assess ing Laryngo-pharyngeal Sensitivity to A ir Pulse, Sali ne, and Hydrochlori c Ac id-Sin-Yong Phua, A. Ing

5:09 Thyroplasty fo r Professional Vo ice Users: Intraoperav ive Tuning Procedure: Raul C ruz. Krzysztof Izdebski

5:1 6 Panel: Leonard, Blager, Buckmire, Oates, Orlo ff, Connor, Chavez de Bartelt, Phua, Cruz

5 :45-6:00 Featured Clinical Lecture: Post Operative Voice Care-Gwen Korovin Moderator: Mara Behlau

Saturday, November 11, 2000

Sess ion XII: Voice Therapy Advances Moderator: S tephen McFarlane

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8:00 Trad itional Versus Aggressive Approach to Vocal Fold Granuloma­Mara Behlau, Paolo Pontes

8: I 0 C hoosing Between Pre-operative and Post-operati ve Therapy for Selective Dysphonias-James Dworki n, Robert Meleca

8:20 Vo ice Therapy for Conversion Dysphonia - Daniel Martin, Nedra Joyne r-Triplett

8:30 Vocal Function Exerc ises Versus Vocal Hyg iene for Dysphonic Teachers- Nelson Roy

8:40 Pressure Threshold Training in Dysphonic and Ventilator-dependent Patients-Christina Sapienza

8:50 Cogniti ve-Behav ioral T herapy Approach to Puberophonia- Pauline S loane

9:00 Vo ice Therapy Utiliz ing Sensoderm Techno logy - Franz Mahnert, Goetz Bertha, Thomas Kenner, Li ll a Sadowski

9: 10 The Grow Model: Time Reduction Approach to Vo ice Therapy­Garry Withne ll

9:20 Application of Lee Silverman Techn ique to Vocal Cord Paralysis­Juli e Blair, Lucinda Halstead

9 :30 Post Thyroplasry Voice Therapy- James Dworkin, Krzysztof lzdebski

9:40 Pane l: Behlau, Martin , Dworkin , Roy, Sapienza, S loane, Mahnert, Withne ll , Blair

I 0:00 Coffee Break

Session XIII: International Voice Assesment Protocols Moderator: Cristine Sapienza

10:30 The Guide lines of the European Laryngological Society to Assess Dysphonia- Philippe Dejonckere

10:45 C linica l Voice Assessment Protocol of the Be lgium Study Group on Voice Disorders: Dysphonia Severity Index - Marc De Bodt, e t al

II :00 T he Stockholm Voice Assessment Protocol - Britta Hammarbe rg

11 :15 Assessing the Impact of Dysphonia with the Voice Handicap Index­Barbara Jacobson, Glen Gardner

J J :25 The Vo ice Loading Test- Eeva Sal a

II :35 G RB AS-sca le Rating by American and Japanese Liste ners-Hiroya Yamaguchi , Moya Andrews, Rah ul Shri vastav

II :45 Psychoacoustic Evaluation of Hoarseness in Japan- Tomoko Konishi. Emi Murano, Seij i Ni imi . Hiroya Yamaguchi

II :55 Panel: De Bodt, Dejonckere, Hammarberg, Blager, Jacobson, Sala. Konishi , Yamaguchi

12: 15-1 :30 Lunch on your own

Session XIV: Brown Bag Lunch Session: Presentati ons by Res idents and Graduate Stude nts Moderator: Dan Martin

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12: 15- 1:00 Use of H igh-speed Dig ital Image to Evaluate Normal Vocal Fold Vibration - Me lda Ku nduk, Diane Bless, C harles Ford

The Effect of Vagal Stimulati on on Glottic Physiology and Voice­Deborah Cheung, Krzyszto f Izdebski , Raul Cruz, R ichard Marks

Breathing Pattern During Speech of Children with Adapted and A lte red Vo ices- Rosange la Hage, Mara Behlau

Voice in Craniofacial Dysostos is- Daniela Rui z, C ristina Bento­Gonca lvez, Alfredo Tabith-Jun ior, Antonio Richieri-Costa

Vocal Hyperfunction in Muscular Tension Dysphonia and Adductor Spasmod ic Dysphonia- She lley Von Berg, Stephen Mc Farlane

Analys is o f Voices of Priests Pre-and Post Confess ion - Renata Tramontina, Mara Behlau

Dysphonia in Users of Speech Recognition Syste ms-David Olson. Krzysztor Izdebski, Raul Cruz

1:30-5:00 CONCURRENT SESSIONS ('Il·acks I & II)

TRACK I

Session XV: Clinical Voice Assessment: The Structure of Voice Moderator: Andy Goldberg

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I :30 New Dimensions in Evaluating Voice Outcomes- Michael Benn inger

I :40 Within-subject Variability on Phonatory Function Testing-Rebecca Leonard, Katherine Kendall

I :50 Voice Structures in Connected Speech and Sustained Sounds-Adrian Fourc in

2:00 Acoustic Analys is of Pathologic Voices with the Hoarseness Diagram: C linical Appl ications- Matthias Froehlich, Dirk M ichaelis, Eberhard Kruse

2: I 0 Acoustic Analysis of Pathologic Voices with the Hoarseness Diagram: Technical Deta ils-Dirk M ichaeli s, Matthi as Froehlich, Eberhard Kruse

2:20 T he Use of Goettingen Hoarseness Diagram to Evaluate Ve ntricular Phonation - Eberhard Kruse, Matthias Froehl ich, Dirk M ichaeli s

2:30 Pane l: Benninger, Leonard, Fourcin, Froehich, Michaelis, Kruse

2:50 Featured Lecture: New Interpretation of Functional Glottic Anatomy as an Explanation for a Potential Voice Pathology­Gerhard Friedrich

3:05 Discusssion of the above led by Per-Ake Lindestad

3:15-3 :45 Coffee Break

Session XVI: Care of Voice In Diverse Laryngeal Cond itions Moderator: Andrew Murr

3:45 Wh y to do Implantation of a Silicon Block to Assist C lass ical Aryteno id Rotation- Shinobu lwamu ra

3:55 Selection Criteria for Phonosurgery in Benign G lottic Les ions ­Jocelyne Sarvati

4:05 S ix Years C linica l Ex perience with Intralesion Injection of C idofovir in Laryngeal Papillomatosis: Conclus ions, Options for the Future­Will y We llens, R. Snoeck, C. Des loovere, Van Ranst, J. Desmyter, L. Feenstra, E. De C lercq

4: 15 Endoscopic Management of S ubglottic Stenosis: GERD and Mitomycin- Luc inda Halstead

4:25 Mitomycine: A New Therapy Modali ty in Relaps ing Laryngeal Stenos is and Granulations- Willy We ll ens et al.

4:35 Role of C idofovir in Ju venile Laryngeal Papillomatosis -Lucinda Ha lstead

4:42 Office-based Laryngeal S urgery - G len Gardner

4:49-5:00 Pane l: lwamura. Sarvati. We llens. Halstead , Gardner

TRACK II

Session XVII :Technology in Vo ice Assessment and Treatment: EMG Moderator: Randa ll Wenokur

I :30 Prognosti c Va lue of EMG in Voca l Cord Paralys is - Steven Bie lamowicz

l :40 EMG and Tomography of ADD SD after Selective TA Neurectomy: 2 1-year Fo llow Up - Shinobu fwamura

l :50 EMG Diagnosi. of Vocal Cord Paral ysis vs Vocal Corel Fixation ­Allen Hille l

2:00 The Role of EMG in the Diagnosis of Functional Dysphonia - Willy We ll ens

2: I 0 EMG and Acoustic Monitoring of Botox Injections: Tasks and Muscle Responses- Raul Cruz, Krzysztof lzdebski. Herbert Dedo, Andrew Mu1T

2:20 -2:30 Panel: Bie lamowicz. lwamu ra, Hille l, Well ens, C ruz

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Sess ion XV Ill : Technology in Voice Assessment and Treatment: Instrume ntation Moderator: Philippe Dejonckere

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2:30 New Instrumentation for Surgical Voice Care- Michael Benninger

2:40 Three-dimens ional CT Evaluation of LCA Pull on the Paralyzed Aryteno id in Un ilateral Vocal Fold Paralysis-Shinobu Iwamura

2:47 Acoustic and Aerodynamic Contribution to the Diagnosis Minimal Voca l Pathology - Marc De Bodt, et al

2:54 A New Portable Electroglottograph - B¢rge Fr¢kjaer-Jensen

3 :03 Electronic Video Endoscopy of Dysphonia Using a Rhino laryngea Endoscope- Masahi ro Kawaida, Hiroyuki Fukuda, Naouyki Kohn<

3 : I 0 High-speed Imag ing System in the Evaluation o f Dysphonia - Per­Ake Lindestad , Britta Hammarberg, Svante Granqvist, Hans Larss01

3: 17 Panel: Benninger, lwamura, De Bodt, Fr¢kjaer-Jensen, Kawaida, Lindestad

3:25 Coffee Break

Session X IX: Free Presentations: Artistic Vo ice Moderator: Rebecca Leonard

3:45 Strobo copic Manifestations of Amyloidos is-Chri stine Buth

3:52 Spectral Analysis of Bulgarian Folk Singers-Atanas Stefanov

3:59 How to Treat Acute Profess ional Dysphonia - C uy Comut

4 : I 0 Self-re port and Acoustic Measures of Vocal Endurance During Singing - Nathan Welham, Margaret Maclagon

4: 17 Vo ice Therapy for Paralytic Dysphonia in Opera Singers - Joseph Schlo mic her-Thier, Lill a Sadowski

4:24 Taking Care of Acute Professional Dysphonia in Premiere Singers­Steven Sloan and Krzysztof Izdebski

4 :34 to 5:00 Panel: Buth, Stefano v, C01·n ut, Welham. Schl¢micher-Thier, Orloff, Sloan

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