2020
DOI: 10.1177/0003489420940339
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Age-related Change of the Dimensions of the Cricoid Cartilage in Adults

Abstract: Objectives: To measure the dimensions of the cricoid cartilage in adults and to investigate the age-related change of the dimensions of the cricoid cartilage. Methods: After performing the multiplanar reconstruction and correcting the slant of the cervical computed tomography scans, the transverse and anteroposterior internal diameters of the inlet (TD-in and APD-in) and outlet (TD-out and APD-out) of the … Show more

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“…Turk and Hogg ( 13 ) showed how calcification and ossification of the laryngeal cartilage framework could differ among individuals as they age. Liu et al ( 14 ) found that the antero-posterior dimensions of the cricoid cartilage change with age and gender. However, such changes are not limited to the laryngeal cartilage framework.…”
Section: The Mechanisms Of Voice Changesmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Turk and Hogg ( 13 ) showed how calcification and ossification of the laryngeal cartilage framework could differ among individuals as they age. Liu et al ( 14 ) found that the antero-posterior dimensions of the cricoid cartilage change with age and gender. However, such changes are not limited to the laryngeal cartilage framework.…”
Section: The Mechanisms Of Voice Changesmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…While higher-level components of language production such as conceptual preparation and vocabulary remain relatively stable over time, the motor stages of language production, namely voice production and articulation, undergo significant changes with age, with important inter-individual variability. Specifically, aging has been associated with physiological changes in the larynx (Bloch & Behrman, 2001;Honjo & Isshiki, 1980;Kersing & Jennekens, 2004;Pontes et al, 2005;Ximenes Filho et al, 2003), the vocal tract (Liu et al, 2021;Pontes et al, 2006;Rother et al, 2002) and the respiratory system (Lalley, 2013;Linville, 1996;Zeleznik, 2003). Associated decline include reduced vocal stability (e.g.…”
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confidence: 99%