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Addiction of Lung Volume Recruitment Technique in Lee Silverman Protocol for Voice Professionals

Addiction of Lung Volume Recruitment Technique in Lee Silverman Protocol for Voice Professionals

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20-60 years
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Overview

The goal of this clinical trial in voice professionals with both genders aimed to verify the changes in the vocal range profile and the changes in the glottic and vocal tract configuration for more efficient phonation after applying the adapted Lee Silverman Method and the addiction of lung volume recruitment technique in acoustic and structural analysis.

Description

A cross-over randomized trial with two arms-the Lee Silverman Method and the addiction of lung volume recruitment technique (LVRT)-will be conducted with voice professionals to assess the effects of both interventions on the acoustic, perceptive, and visual aspects of voice and their impact on respiratory muscle strength.

Eligibility

Inclusion Criteria:

  • Voice professionals with no voice disease

Exclusion Criteria:

  • smokers
  • Glottis paralysis and dysfunction
  • dental problems
  • Mental and cognitive disorders

Study details
    Voice Quality
    Singing

NCT06712979

Escola Superior de Ciencias da Saude

27 June 2026

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