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More copies of this ISBN:Clinical Voice Pathology : Theory and Management (3RD 00 Edition)by Joseph C. Stemple
Synopses & ReviewsPublisher Comments:An excellent reference for speech-language pathologists and voice pathologists in clinical practice, each chapter is a building block for the understanding of the ultimate goal: the ability to evaluate and treat voice disorders. It begins with the evolution of treatment of voice disorders, tracing through decades of advancement up to the 21st century how voice problems were perceived, understood, and treated to give a better appreciation for today's practice. The anatomy and physiology of the physical laryngeal structures are explicitly described, and in-depth descriptions of laryngeal pathologies, causes, and treatment are included. A diagnostic voice evaluation gives detailed descriptions for the clinician, including the patient interview, techniques for perceptual voice analysis, and report writing strategies. Detailed chapter on voice therapy uses case studies to fully illustrate with concise descriptions that allow the reader to implement the therapies. Book News Annotation:Presents knowledge needed to evaluate and treat voice disorders.
Begins with a history of how speech-language pathologists became
involved in the evaluation and treatment of voice disorders, then
presents the anatomy and physiology of the laryngeal mechanism, and
considers common etiologies and laryngeal pathologies, neurogenic
voice disorders, and systemic contributors to laryngeal pathology.
Gives details on diagnostic voice evaluation and initiating a
treatment plan, and discusses special considerations for professional
voice users. Stemple is director of the Blaine Block Institute for
Voice Analysis and Rehabilitation.
Annotation c. Book News, Inc., Portland, OR (booknews.com) Review:"This book brings together the science of voice assessment and the art of voice therapy in a superbly written text...(A) necessary resource in understanding normal and abnormal vocal function, diagnosing voice disorders, and treating the patient using a comprehensive plan of therapy." Review of the second edition by Thomas Murry, Ph.D., University of Pittsburgh. About the AuthorDirector, Blaine Block Institute for Voice Analysis and RehabilitationClinical Coordinator, University of MinnesotaDirector of Clinical Practice, Blaine Block Institute for Voice Analysis Table of ContentsVoice: A Historical Perspective. AnatomyandPhysiology of the Vocal Mechanism. Some Etiologic Correlates. Pathologies of the Vocal Mechanism. The Diagnostic Voice Evaluation. Instrumental Assessment of Voice. Survey of Voice Management. Comments on the Professional Voice. Rehabilitation of the Laryngectomized Patient.
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