Clinical Features of Psychogenic Voice Disorder and the Efficiency of Voice Therapy and Psychological Evaluation

Tezcaner, Zahide Çiler; Gökmen, Muhammet Fatih; Yıldırım, Sibel; Dursun, Gürsel

doi:10.1016/j.jvoice.2017.09.022

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“…The prevalence rate of women was 26:2 in a not a very numerous groups of 28 patients. Tezcanez et al [17] when examined the factor of patient's employment found the most common was also housewife 31% before retired 18%.…”

Section: Most Commonly Found Psychological Traitsmentioning

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Dysphonia in opera singers due to psychogenic disorders

Clarós¹,

Karlikowska²,

Clarós-Pujol³

et al. 2019

Otorhinolaryngol Head Neck Sur

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The point of this article is to make a diagnosis of psychological voice disorders easier by reviewing germane to the subject literature. Current view on terminology, classification, clinical manifestation and underlying psychological background of this rare condition is given. Secondly our aim is to asses prevalence ratio of psychological voice disorders in a group of 1520 professional opera singers -people with the most challenging voice effort among professional voice users. Our findings contradict common belief of high occurrence rate of this disorder among opera singers. Characteristics of this professional group are discussed, and a short example case report is described. Based on literature findings and authors personal experience we propose an outline of an assessment protocol when psychological voice disorder is suspected. The importance of multidisciplinary diagnosis involving laryngologist, psychologist, speech therapist and possibly a psychiatrist is pointed out.

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Section: Most Commonly Found Psychological Traitsmentioning

confidence: 99%

Dysphonia in opera singers due to psychogenic disorders

Clarós¹,

Karlikowska²,

Clarós-Pujol³

et al. 2019

Otorhinolaryngol Head Neck Sur

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“…La terapia de voz es un método de tratamiento eficaz para un trastorno psicógeno de la voz. Sin embargo, en el seguimiento a largo plazo, se observa que la recaída de la enfermedad es mayor entre los pacientes que no siguieron la recomendación de evaluación psicológica [16]. En este mismo ámbito, hay patologías que merecen el análisis del origen de la problemática vocal y el fonoaudiólogo debe ser capaz de reconocerlo y saber intervenir sobre aquello, o bien realizar una derivación médica con el fin de regular la etiología del trastorno vocal, yendo directo a lo que originó la problemática inicial e intentando eliminar las causas que han producido la lesión.…”

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Orientaciones filosóficas en la intervención fonoaudiológica de voz. El desafío actual de dar el alta

Inostroza-Moreno

2021

Rev. Investig. Innov. Cienc. Salud

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El presente artículo corresponde a una reflexión sobre las orientaciones filosóficas en la terapia vocal actual. Cuando existe alguna alteración o trastorno vocal, se habla comunmente de un desequilibrio entre los subsistemas involucrados en el proceso fonatorio, es decir, fuelle (sistema respiratorio), fuente (pliegues vocales) y filtro (tracto vocal). Si no hay un correcto balance, entonces el sistema no tiene un correcto funcionamiento y pueden aparecer síntomas como ronquera, sensación de cuerpo extraño, prurito, fatiga vocal o bien disfonía o incluso afonía. Como consecuencia de estas dificultades, se generan compensaciones que durante el proceso de la intervención fonoaudiológica el profesional debe volver a “equilibrar”. Para lograr este objetivo, se desarrollan y analizan las diversas herramientas que entregan las filosofías de pensamiento a lo largo de la historia de la rehabilitación vocal, donde se encuentran la orientación higiénica, psicológica, sintomatológica, fisiológica y ecléctica. En este mismo sentido, el profesional debe buscar lo que percibe como más idóneo para cada paciente o grupo a intervenir, centrado en mejorar la calidad vocal y las necesidades actuales de estos, basándose en el contexto mundial actual, con el objetivo de lograr un buen proceso de entrenamiento o rehabilitación y finalmente lograr el alta.

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“…The prevalence rate of women was 26: 2 in a not a very numerous group of 28 patients. Tezcanez, et al when examined the factor of patient's employment found the most common was also housewife 31% before retired 18% [17].…”

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Psychogenic Voice Disorders Literature Review, Personal Experiences with Opera Singers and Case Report of Psychogenic Dysphonia in Opera Singer

Clarós¹,

Agata²,

Clarós-Pujol³

2019

Int J Depress Anxiety

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The point of this article is to make a diagnosis of psychological voice disorders easier by reviewing germane to the subject literature. Current view on terminology, classification, clinical manifestation and underlying psychological background of this rare condition is given. Secondly our aim is to asses prevalence ratio of psychological voice disorders in a group of 1520 professional opera singers-people with the most challenging voice effort among professional voice users. Our findings contradict common belief of high occurrence rate of this disorder among opera singers. Characteristics of this professional group are discussed and a short example case report is described. Based on literature findings and authors personal experience we propose an outline of an assessment protocol when psychological voice disorder is suspected. The importance of multidisciplinary diagnosis involving laryngologist, psychologist, speech therapist and possibly a psychiatrist is pointed out.

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Clinical Features of Psychogenic Voice Disorder and the Efficiency of Voice Therapy and Psychological Evaluation

Cited by 18 publications

References 12 publications

Dysphonia in opera singers due to psychogenic disorders

Dysphonia in opera singers due to psychogenic disorders

Orientaciones filosóficas en la intervención fonoaudiológica de voz. El desafío actual de dar el alta

Psychogenic Voice Disorders Literature Review, Personal Experiences with Opera Singers and Case Report of Psychogenic Dysphonia in Opera Singer

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