Dergiler / European Archives of Medical Research / 2020 / Cilt: 36 - Sayı: 2

Vocal Function Following Frontolateral Laryngectomy

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98–101
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2022-10-12
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Voice handicap index-10results were between 31-40 in FLL group and 8-14 in control group and also revealed a significant difference.Conclusion: FLL reduces smoothed cepstral peak point and affects the mucosal wave, reducing voice quality.

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Amaç & Hipotez:Objective: The aim of this study is to evaluate smoothed cepstral peak point and laryngostrobosopic results in patients who underwentfrontolateral laryngectomy (FLL).Methods: Eight patients who underwent FLL with bilateral modified radical neck dissection, and who completed at least 12 months of followup, were included.
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Temel Bulgular & Veri:Voice handicap index-10 was requestedto be completed.
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Sonuç & Katkı:Voice handicap index-10results were between 31-40 in FLL group and 8-14 in control group and also revealed a significant difference.Conclusion: FLL reduces smoothed cepstral peak point and affects the mucosal wave, reducing voice quality.
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Objective: The aim of this study is to evaluate smoothed cepstral peak point and laryngostrobosopic results in patients who underwentfrontolateral laryngectomy (FLL).Methods: Eight patients who underwent FLL with bilateral modified radical neck dissection, and who completed at least 12 months of followup, were included. All patients underwent laryngostroboscopic evaluation at study commencement; glottal closure was examined. Voicerecords were taken at fundamental frequency (Fo) and smoothed cepstral peak point were analysed. Voice handicap index-10 was requestedto be completed. Ten healthy individual constituted control group. Results were compared.Results: The smoothed cepstral peak points were between 1.81-2.42 in the FLL group and 4.6-6.06 in controls, a significant difference.The Fo ranged from 61 to 192.63 Hz in the FLL group and from 118.57 to 197.61 Hz in the control group, also a significant difference.Laryngostroboscopy revealed significant differences between-group in their closure. Seven patients had incomplete closure in FLL group andthe entire control group had complete closure except one female patient who had posterior glottal gap (p=0.01). Voice handicap index-10results were between 31-40 in FLL group and 8-14 in control group and also revealed a significant difference.Conclusion: FLL reduces smoothed cepstral peak point and affects the mucosal wave, reducing voice quality.

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SARI, H., UYAR, Y., TUTAR, B., SALTÜRK, Z., KUMRAL, T. L., BİRCAN, H. S., BERKİTEN, G., ÜSTÜN, O. (2022). Vocal Function Following Frontolateral Laryngectomy. European Archives of Medical Research, Cilt: 36 - Sayı: 2, 98–101. https://ajindex.com/articles/510389

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