Phonatory assessments in patients with slowly progressive neuromuscular disorders: a new tool for evaluating inspiratory muscle dysfunction

A-time, CPT and MPN all have values that allow defining the worsening of pulmonary capacity and inspiratory muscle function, which in turn, indicate the need for home mechanical ventilation in patients with slowly progressive MND.

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Neurología (English Edition)
Published
2026-03-01
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https://doi.org/10.1016/j.nrleng.2026.501948
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Voice and Speech Disorders
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Phonatory assessments in patients with slowly progressive neuromuscular disorders: a new tool for evaluating inspiratory muscle dysfunction

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Abstract

A-time, CPT and MPN all have values that allow defining the worsening of pulmonary capacity and inspiratory muscle function, which in turn, indicate the need for home mechanical ventilation in patients with slowly progressive MND.

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