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Read more about the article Vocal Curbside Consult: How do emotion and stress affect the voice?
Fig a. The muscles that attach to laryngeal cartilages can become tight and painful with stress.

Vocal Curbside Consult: How do emotion and stress affect the voice?

  • Post author:Dr. Reena Gupta

Every week, Dr. Reena Gupta asks the voice community to pose their questions about voice and vocal health. One question is chosen weekly to be answered in depth. If you…

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Read more about the article Vocal Curbside Consult: Vocal Recovery After Illness
Fig B. Normal larynx. Note the vocal folds are white with fine vessels and there is no thickened mucous.

Vocal Curbside Consult: Vocal Recovery After Illness

  • Post author:Dr. Reena Gupta

Every week, Dr. Reena Gupta asks the voice community to pose their questions about voice and vocal health. One question is chosen weekly to be answered in depth. If you…

Continue ReadingVocal Curbside Consult: Vocal Recovery After Illness
Read more about the article Skin Cancers Involving the Eyebrow: Clinical Considerations
Figure 1: Large defect after skin cancer removal. Defect involves a major portion of the eyebrow.

Skin Cancers Involving the Eyebrow: Clinical Considerations

  • Post author:Dr. Hootan Zandifar

Case presentation A female patient in her 40s presented with a lesion of the left eyebrow that had been increasing in size for several months. A biopsy of the lesion…

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Read more about the article Dr. Gupta Presents at SAG-AFTRA
Dr. Gupta assesses muscular strain during voiceover tasks in voice actor, Steve Blum.

Dr. Gupta Presents at SAG-AFTRA

  • Post author:Dr. Reena Gupta

The professional voice user population has always had a great work ethic, sometimes to their own detriment. Their “get it done” attitude often has meant pushing their voices to the…

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Read more about the article The Rare Case of Microtia

The Rare Case of Microtia

  • Post author:Gabriel Davoodpour

What is Microtia? Microtia is a congenital condition that results in the deformation of the external ear. Microtia is relatively rare and occurs in 3 out of every 10,000 births.…

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Read more about the article Parotidectomy: Deep vs Superficial Lobe

Parotidectomy: Deep vs Superficial Lobe

  • Post author:Rafael Enciso

What is the Parotid Gland? The parotid gland is a bilateral salivary gland, located on either sides of the mouth and in front of both ears, anatomically it is shaped…

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Read more about the article Surgery and Your Voice

Surgery and Your Voice

  • Post author:Mariko Rooks

A voice professional may need to undergo a surgical procedure to treat a condition unrelated to voice and vocal function. However, many surgeries have unexpected effects on the voice. When…

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Read more about the article Nasal Skin Cancer Reconstruction

Nasal Skin Cancer Reconstruction

  • Post author:Leah Thomas

Non-melanoma skin cancers are the most common type of cancers overall. They primarily affect areas of the body that are exposed to the sun. The face and the nose are…

Continue ReadingNasal Skin Cancer Reconstruction
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