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  1. Using Laryngoscope-Mounted Microphones for Voice Measurements
  2. Evaluation of voice disorders in clinical practice
  3. Validity of acoustic speech measures obtained through videoconferencing with children with dysarthria
  4. Does the Paralyzed Vocal Fold Oscillate Slower or Faster Than the Healthy One?
  5. Application of nonlinear dynamics theory to understanding normal and pathologic voices in humans
  6. Convergent–Divergent and Other Patterns of Glottal Shape Change During Voice Production
  7. Better Reproducibility of Laryngeal Exams: Mouth-to-Microphone Distance in Rigid Laryngoscopy
  8. Domestic cat larynges can produce purring frequencies without neural input
  9. Validation of the Czech Version of the Voice Handicap Index
  10. Instabilities in human voice - one piece of the puzzle solved
  11. Dynamic System Coupling in Voice Production
  12. Automatic estimation of mucosal waves lateral peak sharpness – Modern approach
  13. Videokymogram Analyzer Tool: Human–computer comparison
  14. Simulated Laryngeal High-Speed Videos for the Study of Normal and Dysphonic Vocal Fold Vibration
  15. Can the chest and head registers both be produced throughout an entire singing pitch range?
  16. Myoelastic-Aerodynamic Theory and Acoustics of Phonation - Tutorial
  17. Does the sound resonance in the windpipe change the voice source and the vocal fold oscillations?
  18. Fitting synthetic to clinical kymographic images for deriving kinematic vocal fold parameters: Application to left-right vibratory phase differences
  19. Finite-element modeling of vocal fold self-oscillations in interaction with vocal tract: Comparison of incompressible and compressible flow model
  20. Influence of nasal cavities on voice quality: Computer simulations and experiments
  21. Influence of Noise Resulting From the Location and Conditions of Classrooms and Schools in Upper Egypt on Teachers' Voices
  22. Kinematic model for simulating mucosal wave phenomena on vocal folds
  23. Cepstral and Perceptual Investigations in Female Teachers With Functionally Healthy Voice
  24. Visual and Automatic Evaluation of Vocal Fold Mucosal Waves Through Sharpness of Lateral Peaks in High-Speed Videokymographic Images
  25. Acoustic measures as video subtitles
  26. Recommended Protocols for Instrumental Assessment of Voice: American Speech-Language-Hearing Association Expert Panel to Develop a Protocol for Instrumental Assessment of Vocal Function
  27. Sound Pressure Level (SPL) of Voice and Speech and How to Measure It
  28. Resonance Tube Phonation in Water—the Effect of Tube Diameter and Water Depth on Back Pressure and Bubble Characteristics at Different Airflows
  29. Hemi-laryngeal Setup for Studying Vocal Fold Vibration in Three Dimensions
  30. Evaluation of clinical value of videokymography for diagnosis and treatment of voice disorders
  31. Comparing Chalk With Cheese—The EGG Contact Quotient Is Only a Limited Surrogate of the Closed Quotient
  32. Phasegram Analysis of Vocal Fold Vibration Documented With Laryngeal High-speed Video Endoscopy
  33. Numerical Simulation of the Self-oscillating Vocal Folds in Interaction with Vocal Tract Shaped for Particular Czech Vowels
  34. Relationship Between the Electroglottographic Signal and Vocal Fold Contact Area
  35. Finite Element Modelling of the Effect of Stiffness and Damping of Vocal Fold Layers on their Vibrations and Produced Sound
  36. The Flow and Pressure Relationships in Different Tubes Commonly Used for Semi-occluded Vocal Tract Exercises
  37. Universal mechanisms of sound production and control in birds and mammals
  38. Vocal Fold Adjustment Caused by Phonation Into a Tube: A Double-Case Study Using Computed Tomography
  39. Image analysis of videokymographic data
  40. Glottal Adduction and Subglottal Pressure in Singing
  41. Toward a consensus on symbolic notation of harmonics, resonances, and formants in vocalization
  42. Modeling the Influence of Piriform Sinuses and Valleculae on the Vocal Tract Resonances and Antiresonances
  43. What are the softest sound levels of human voice?
  44. Do famous singers tilt their head as a help to sing high notes?
  45. Electroglottographic Study of Seven Semi-Occluded Exercises: LaxVox, Straw, Lip-Trill, Tongue-Trill, Humming, Hand-Over-Mouth, and Tongue-Trill Combined With Hand-Over-Mouth
  46. Spatiotemporal Analysis of High-Speed Videolaryngoscopic Imaging of Organic Pathologies in Males
  47. Glottal opening and closing events investigated by electroglottography and super-high-speed video recordings
  48. Complex vibratory patterns in an elephant larynx
  49. DigitalVHI—a freeware open-source software application to capture the Voice Handicap Index and other questionnaire data in various languages
  50. Vocal Tract and Glottal Function During and After Vocal Exercising With Resonance Tube and Straw
  51. Visualization of system dynamics using phasegrams
  52. Human vocal tract resonances and the corresponding mode shapes investigated by three-dimensional finite-element modelling based on CT measurement
  53. Kymographic imaging of laryngeal vibrations
  54. Vocal fold vibration amplitude, open quotient, speed quotient and their variability along glottal length: Kymographic data from normal subjects
  55. Letter to the Editor
  56. Vocal Fold Vibratory Behavior Changes following Surgical Treatment of Polyps Investigated with High-Speed Videoendoscopy and Phonovibrography
  57. The effect of phonation into a straw on the vocal tract adjustments and formant frequencies. A preliminary MRI study on a single subject completed with acoustic results
  58. Numerical Simulation of the Self-Oscillations of the Vocal Folds and of the Resulting Acoustic Phenomena in the Vocal Tract
  59. Membranous and cartilaginous vocal fold adduction in singing
  60. Vocal tract changes caused by phonation into a tube: A case study using computer tomography and finite-element modeling
  61. Guidelines for Selecting Microphones for Human Voice Production Research
  62. Electroglottographic wavegrams: A technique for visualizing vocal fold dynamics noninvasively
  63. Investigation of four distinct glottal configurations in classical singing—A pilot study
  64. Comparison of Acceleration and Impact Stress as Possible Loading Factors in Phonation: A Computer Modeling Study
  65. FE Modeling of Human Vocal Tract Acoustics. Part I: Production of Czech Vowels
  66. Bifurcations and chaos in register transitions of excised larynx experiments
  67. 60 Years of Folia – Review and Comparison of Two General Journals in Our Field
  68. Editorial 33-4 (LPV)
  69. Editorial
  70. Geometry of human vocal folds and glottal channel for mathematical and biomechanical modeling of voice production
  71. Medialization Thyroplasty with a Customized Silicone Implant: Clinical Experience
  72. Three registers in an untrained female singer analyzed by videokymography, strobolaryngoscopy and sound spectrography
  73. Announcement
  74. Protocol Challenges for On-the-Job Voice Dosimetry of Teachers in the United States and Finland
  75. Comparison of biomechanical modeling of register transitions and voice instabilities with excised larynx experiments
  76. Videokymography in Voice Disorders: What to Look For?
  77. April 16th: The World Voice Day
  78. Reaction of Folia Phoniatrica et Logopaedica on the Current Trend of Impact Factor Measures
  79. Voicing and silence periods in daily and weekly vocalizations of teachers
  80. Comparison of the Produced and Perceived Voice Range Profiles in Untrained and Trained Classical Singers
  81. Adaptation of a Pocket PC for Use as a Wearable Voice Dosimeter
  82. Numerical simulation of self-oscillations of human vocal folds with Hertz model of impact forces
  83. Estimation of sound pressure levels of voiced speech from skin vibration of the neck
  84. Vocal Range and Intensity in Actors: A Studio Versus Stage Comparison
  85. Finite element model of supraglottal space in cleft palate
  86. Measurement of vocal doses in speech: experimental procedure and signal processing
  87. Vocal Dose Measures
  88. Measurement of Characteristic Leap Interval Between Chest and Falsetto Registers
  89. Instability Boundaries of a Vocal Fold Modelled as a Flexibly Supported Rigid Body Vibrating in a Channel Conveying Fluid
  90. Resonance properties of the vocal folds:In vivolaryngoscopic investigation of the externally excited laryngeal vibrations
  91. On pitch jumps between chest and falsetto registers in voice: Data from living and excised human larynges
  92. First results of clinical application of videokymography
  93. Videokymography: research and clinical issues
  94. A Subharmonic Vibratory Pattern in Normal Vocal Folds
  95. Videokymography: High-speed line scanning of vocal fold vibration
  96. Measurement of formant frequencies and bandwidths in singing
  97. Vocal Breaks from the Modal to Falsetto Register
  98. Intralaryngeal Pressure Conditions and a Membranophonic Interpretation of Voice Production