| 31. | All these years later, there's still debate over what hysterical dysphonia is, according to several doctors.
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| 32. | Furthermore, certain occupational groups, such as teachers and singers, may be at increased risk for developing dysphonia.
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| 33. | Dysphonia is merely the medical term for a voice disorder-not a diagnoses of the reason for the disorder.
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| 34. | Treatment of patients with the adductor type of spasmodic dysphonia is more successful than for those who suffer the abductor type.
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| 35. | ---- Spasmodic dysphonia, which affects the larynx muscles and results in speech that is difficult to understand.
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| 36. | Thompson would discover that she was suffering from hysterical dysphonia, a malady that doctors still don't fully understand.
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| 37. | Laryngeal dystonia or spasmodic dysphonia results from abnormal contraction of muscles in the voice box, resulting in altered voice production.
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| 38. | Functional dysphonias may be treated through direct and indirect voice therapies, whereas surgeries are recommended for chronic, organic dysphonias.
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| 39. | Functional dysphonias may be treated through direct and indirect voice therapies, whereas surgeries are recommended for chronic, organic dysphonias.
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| 40. | Hanauer has been told that his disorder is probably inherited, though only about 10 percent of spasmodic dysphonia cases are congenital.
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