Video describing voice therapy techniques to try and prevent vocal cord dysfunction (aka, paradoxical vocal cord dysfunction) as well as methods to abort a laryngospasm attack.
Examples of endoscopic appearance of the larynx during vocal cord dysfunction and laryngospasm are provided as well.
Common abbreviations used for these conditions include VCD (vocal cord dysfunction) and PVCD (paradoxical vocal cord dysfunction). These terms are use interchangeably. Laryngospasm is just the most severe case of VCD or PVCD typically characterized by stridor on inhalation. Otherwise VCD and PVCD is characterized by wheezing from the neck region on inhalation
More info on VCD, PVCD, laryngospasm: [ Ссылка ]
- Intro (0:00)
- Disclaimer (0:18)
- Normal Vocal Function (0:42)
- VCD and Laryngospasm (0:57)
- Examples (1:07)
- E#1: Pursed Lip Breathing (1:40)
- E#2: Diaphragmatic Breathing (2:03)
- E#3: Quick Sniff Breath (2:34)
- E#4: Open Hiss (2:56)
- E#5: Easy Resting Nose Support (3:22)
- E#6: Easy Resting Mouth-Breathing (3:45)
- What to do with Laryngospasm Attack (4:13)
- M#1: Rescue Breaths (4:25)
- M#2: Use a Straw (4:47)
- M#3: Larson Maneuver (5:28)
Video created by Dr. Christopher Chang:
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