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1. Evolution of vocal fold nodules from childhood to adolescence

Author

De Bodt, M.S., Ketelslagers, K., Peeters, T., Wuyts, F.L., Mertens, F., Pattyn, J., Heylen, L., Peeters, A., Boudewyns, A., and Van de Heyning, P.

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Vocal cords -- Research, Voice disorders -- Research -- Care and treatment, Arts, visual and performing, Health, Care and treatment, Research
Abstract

Summary: Bilateral (quasi) symmetrical lesions of the anterior third of the vocal folds, commonly called vocal fold nodules (VFNs) are the most frequent vocal fold lesions in childhood caused by [...]

Published
2007

2. Poor voice quality in future elite vocal performers and professional voice users

Author

Timmermans, B., De Bodt, M.S., Wuyts, F.L., Boudewijns, A., Clement, G., Peeters, A., and Van de Heyning, P.H.

Subjects
Tone (Phonetics) -- Diagnosis, Arts, visual and performing, Health, Diagnosis
Abstract

Summary: The voice quality of 86 occupational voice users, i.e., students of a high school for audiovisual communication, was assessed by means of a multidimensional test battery containing: the GRBAS [...]

Published
2002

6. Kinderdysfonie

Author

De Bodt, M.S., primary, Van Nuffelen, G., additional, and Vanderwegen, J., additional

Published
1999
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12. Is the reliability of a visual analog scale higher than an ordinal scale? An experiment with the GRBAS scale for the perceptual evaluation of dysphonia

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Wuyts, F.L., De Bodt, M.S., and Van de Heyning, P.H.

Abstract

Perceptual evaluation of 14 pathological voices was performed by 29 listeners using the GRBAS scale. To evaluate scale effects on the judgments, 2 versions of the scale were presented: the original 4-point scale and a visual analog scale. Each listener used the same voice samples for both versions of the scale with an interval of 2 weeks. Agreement was found to be higher with the original 4-point scale than with the visual analog version for all scale items G, R, B, A and S. Although a visual analog scale seems to enable a finer judgment of voice quality, this study showed that, with increased freedom of judgment, the interrater agreement decreased considerably. Therefore, we recommend the use of the original 4-point version of the GRBAS scale.

Published
1999
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