Evaluation of Visual Feedback for fo and SPL in Subglottal Pressure Measurements—A Methodological Study

The procedure appears to improve control of SPL at habitual voice. The control of f<sub>o</sub> was improved for participants with large f<sub>o</sub> deviations but slightly deteriorated for participants with small deviations. Thus, the procedure using visual feedback has the potential to improve the reliability of subglottal pressure measurements.

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Journal of Voice
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2025-09-01
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https://doi.org/10.1016/j.jvoice.2025.08.005
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Voice and Speech Disorders
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Evaluation of Visual Feedback for fo and SPL in Subglottal Pressure Measurements—A Methodological Study

Maria Södersten, Svante Granqvist, Anna Lundblad
Journal of Voice
Voice and Speech Disorders
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Evaluation of Visual Feedback for fo and SPL in Subglottal Pressure Measurements—A Methodological Study

Maria Södersten, Svante Granqvist, Anna Lundblad
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Abstract

The procedure appears to improve control of SPL at habitual voice. The control of f<sub>o</sub> was improved for participants with large f<sub>o</sub> deviations but slightly deteriorated for participants with small deviations. Thus, the procedure using visual feedback has the potential to improve the reliability of subglottal pressure measurements.

Journal of Voice
Karolinska University Hospital (SE), Sahlgrenska University Hospital (SE), Karolinska Institutet (SE)
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Voice and Speech Disorders
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