The manually closed of the tracheostoma, for speech production, in laryngectomized patients with tracheoesophageal voice is considered today a disadvantage. The disability to simultaneously communicate by gesture or to work with both hands is the real limit of this method of speaking production in traceoesophageal voice. An automatic speaking valve (ASV) helps patients overcome this problem. We describe a prospective clinical trial evaluating our experience with the Provox FreeHands HME Automatic Tracheostoma Valve® system. The results show that the ASV system not only allows hands-free speech but is also associated with excellent compliance and good voice rehabilitation
L'hands-free speech nella riabilitazione vocale post laringectomia con voce tracheoesofagea | [The hands-free speech in post laryngectomy voice rehabilitation with tracheosophageal voice]
Serra A;Grillo C.;Nanè S.;Ferlito S.;Martines A. M.;Cocuzza S.
2010-01-01
Abstract
The manually closed of the tracheostoma, for speech production, in laryngectomized patients with tracheoesophageal voice is considered today a disadvantage. The disability to simultaneously communicate by gesture or to work with both hands is the real limit of this method of speaking production in traceoesophageal voice. An automatic speaking valve (ASV) helps patients overcome this problem. We describe a prospective clinical trial evaluating our experience with the Provox FreeHands HME Automatic Tracheostoma Valve® system. The results show that the ASV system not only allows hands-free speech but is also associated with excellent compliance and good voice rehabilitationFile | Dimensione | Formato | |
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