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Voice and Speech Disorders | Types of Dysphonia

This sqadia.com medical video lecture comprehensively touches on all aspects of voice and speech disorders. Initially, hoarseness is elaborated. Then ventricular dysphonia and functional aphonia along with puberphonia and phonasthenia come under consideration. Types of dysphonia are also enlightened. Dr. Saima Mushtaq also talks about other speech disorders which include hyponasality, hypernasality, and stuttering. ▬ 📌 Hoarseness Hoarseness is defined as the roughness of voice resulting from variations of periodicity of consecutive sound waves. important factors to be considered involve Loss of approximation, Size of the cord, and stiffness. Dr. Saima Mushtaq elaborates on the aetiology of hoarseness in detail in her sqadia.com V-learning lecture. Then information about the investigation is delivered after taking the history, the examination is carried out by laryngoscopy, microlaryngo-scopy, bronchoscopy, and oesophago-scopy. ▬ 📌 Ventricular Dysphonia and Functional Aphonia In dysphonia plica ventricularis also known as ventricular dysphonia, voice is produced by false ventricular folds. In this condition, the voice becomes rough and low-pitched. Its treatment is difficult but can be managed through voice therapy and psychological counselling. Another condition discussed in this section is functional aphonia. Our medical specialist explains that in this condition vocal cords are in an abducted position. ▬ 📌 Puberphonia and Phonasthenia In this section, puberphonia is discussed which is also known as mutational falsetto voice. Treatment of this disorder corresponds to the training to produce a low-pitched voice. Besides this, Dr. Saima Mushtaq also highlights phonasthenia. It is the weakness of voice due to fatigue of phonatory muscles. For treatment of phonasthenia, vocal rest, vocal hygiene, and periods of voice rest after excessive use of voice are advised. ▬ 📌 Types of Dysphonia Adductor, Abductor, and Mixed dysphonia are the three types of dysphonia. In adductor dysphonia, adductor muscles of larynx go into spasm. Treatment and aetiology are also discussed in detail by the medical specialist at sqadia.com. Next is the abductor dysphonia. It is due to spasms of the posterior cricoarytenoid muscle. Botulinum toxin injections are used for its treatment along with other treatment options. Lastly, information about mixed dysphonia is delivered. ▬ 📌 Other Speech Disorders Hyponasality is the other name for rhinolalia clausa which arises due to blockage of the nose or nasopharynx. After discussing the causes of hyponasality, Dr. Saima Mushtaq moves to talk about hypernasality. Among the various causes of hypernasality, some include the large nasopharynx, soft palate paralysis, and oronasal fistula. for detailed information watch the full lecture on sqadia.com. Furthermore, light is shed on stuttering. ▬ 🎬 5500+ sqadia.com Medical Videos ▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬ 👩🏻‍⚕️ Accessible Medical Student Education 24/7/365 💡 Simplifying Medical Learning 💪 Study Hard, Dream Big, Achieve More