MedicineMaterials Science

K. Verdolini-Marston, I. Titze, D. Druker

1990JOURNAL OF VOICE

DOI: 10.1016/s0892-1997(05)80139-0

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The findings are consistent with previously reported theoretical predictions regarding the relationship between oscillation threshold pressures and tissue viscosity and are also consistent with previous empirical reports on the effect of direct hydration of vocal fold tissue in nonhuman subjects.

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VERDOLINI-MARSTON, K.; TITZE, I.; DRUKER, D. Changes in phonation threshold pressure with induced conditions of hydration. JOURNAL OF VOICE, 1990, 4: 142–151.