November 19, 2008

Differential Diagnosis of Adductor Spasmodic Dysphonia and Muscle Tension Dysphonia Using Phonatory Break Analysis

NRNelson RoyBrigham Young University MWMelissa WhitchurchUniversity of Utah RMRay M. MerrillBrigham Young University

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The results suggest that phonatory break analysis offers promise as an objective test to distinguish ADSD from MTD, with respectable diagnostic precision, especially among men. Automation of the acoustic analysis procedure should be explored.

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