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Home > Photo Gallery > Muscular tension dysphonia

Muscular tension dysphonia

Muscular tension dysphonia (1 of 4)

Muscular tension dysphonia (2 of 4)

Muscular tension dysphonia (3 of 4)

Muscular tension dysphonia (4 of 4)

Muscular tension dysphonia (1 of 3)

Muscular tension dysphonia (2 of 3)

Muscular tension dysphonia (3 of 3)

Possible reflux, barely visible lesion (1 of 4)

Closed phase at D4, posterior gap (2 of 4)

Closed phase at F#5, posterior gap (3 of 4)

Red herring mucus retention cyst (4 of 4)

Prephonatory instant (1 of 2)

Phonatory blur (2 of 2)

Weak, effortful voice (1 of 4)

Prephonatory instant (2 of 4)

Phonatory blur (3 of 4)

Endotracheal tube injury (4 of 4)

Squamous mucosa lining the sulcus (1 of 5)

Open phase, distance posteriorly of cords (2 of 5)

Closed phase, distance posteriorly of cords (3 of 5)

Two weeks post-surgery, MTD (4 of 5)

Re-posture vocal mechanism (5 of 5)

Prephonatory instant (1 of 6)

Phonatory blur (2 of 6)

Post-op, persistant gap (3 of 6)

Large gap (4 of 6)

Strobe light,

Strobe light, open phase (6 of 6)

Bilateral vocal cord swellings (1 of 5)

MTD gap (2 of 5)

Phonatory blur (3 of 5)

Surgery? (5 of 5)

Breathy voice (1 of 6)

Phonation (2 of 6)

Open phase (3 of 6)

Closed phase (4 of 6)

Open phase, indicator lesions (5 of 6)

"Closed" phase, MTD (6 of 6)

Seemingly normal vocal cords (1 of 7)

Good approximation (2 of 7)

Muscular tension dysphonia (3 of 7)

Breathiness (4 of 7)

Open phase (5 of 7)

Closed phase (6 of 7)

Approximated vocal processes (7 of 7)

Breathiness (1 of 6)

Phonation (2 of 6)

Closed phase (3 of 6)

Open phase (4 of 6)

Large gap (5 of 6)

Open phase (6 of 6)

Phonation, A3 (1 of 4)

Pharynx contracted (2 of 4)

Maximum contraction (3 of 4)

"Closed" phase (4 of 4)

Posterior gap (1 fo 6)

Phonation (2 of 6)

Strobe light, closed phase (3 of 6)

Strobe light, open phase (4 of 6)

Closed phase (5 of 6)

Open phase (6 of 6)

Swellings (1 of 5)

Closed phase (2 of 5)

Open phase (3 of 5)

Post microsurgery (4 of 5)

MTD post surgery (5 of 5)

Open phase (1 of 2)

Closed phase (2 of 2)

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