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spasmodic + common cause
The immobility of one of the folds prevents tight closure of the folds. The resulting voice, therefore, is somewhat breathy because of a lack of full closure of the folds. Unfortunately, even this surgical procedure may not be entirely successful. In some cases, the severed recurrent laryngeal nerve may regenerate, accompanied by the reemergence of spasmodic dysphonia. In other cases, the disorder may return even if one of the vocal folds remains paralyzed. A program of modifying the patient's vocal behavior is probably needed for all patients, including those who have undergone the laryngeal nerve operation. Spasmodic dysphonia in its early stage is most successfully treated by such techniques as learning relaxation training, reducing or eliminating abusive behaviors, performing breathing exercises, decreasing the vocal loudness, and changing the pitch. Dysphonias may have organic, neurological, or behavioral causes. In other words, a form of dysphonia may be physical or functional. A variety of physical conditions, including hearing loss, nervous system diseases, trauma to the larynx, infectious and other diseases of the larynx, and endocrine changes, can cause voice disorders. A pattern of vocal behaviors that speakers exhibit also can cause laryngeal pathology, resulting in voice disorders. Very few voice disorders are strictly functional. As already noted, social reinforcement is a potential cause of functional aphonia. Some cultural factors or personal history may account for a few remaining functional voice disorders.
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1 The immobility of one of the folds prevents tight closure of the folds. 2 The resulting voice, therefore, is somewhat breathy because of a lack of full closure of the folds. 3 Unfortunately, even this surgical procedure may not be entirely successful. 4 In some cases, the severed recurrent laryngeal nerve may regenerate, accompanied by the reemergence of spasmodic dysphonia. 5 In other cases, the disorder may return even if one of the vocal folds remains paralyzed. 6 A program of modifying the patient's vocal behavior is probably needed for all patients, including those who have undergone the laryngeal nerve operation. 7 Spasmodic dysphonia in its early stage is most successfully treated by such techniques as learning relaxation training, reducing or eliminating abusive behaviors, performing breathing exercises, decreasing the vocal loudness, and changing the pitch. 8 Dysphonias may have organic, neurological, or behavioral causes. 9 In other words, a form of dysphonia may be physical or functional. 10 A variety of physical conditions, including hearing loss, nervous system diseases, trauma to the larynx, infectious and other diseases of the larynx, and endocrine changes, can cause voice disorders. 11 A pattern of vocal behaviors that speakers exhibit also can cause laryngeal pathology, resulting in voice disorders. 12 Very few voice disorders are strictly functional. 13 As already noted, social reinforcement is a potential cause of functional aphonia. 14 Some cultural factors or personal history may account for a few remaining functional voice disorders.