Research demonstrates improved voice outcomes in individuals with dysphonia post-SCI, suggesting effective rehabilitation methods.
Current research on dysphonia after SCI remains limited and methodologically heterogeneous. Evidence supports combining spirometry, indirect laryngoscopy, acoustic and perceptual analyses, and VHI-10 for comprehensive assessment. Among rehabilitation approaches, abdominal binding and neurologic music therapy show the most consistent benefits. High-quality, large-scale studies with longer follow-up are needed to standardize diagnostic and rehabilitation protocols and improve voice outcomes in this underexplored field.
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