Quality
Are you hoarse?
Do you lose your voice completely?
Do you have problems projecting your voice in noisy surroundings?
Does it sound breathy, scratchy, or husky?
Does the voice tire with use?
Do you get any throat pain?
An objective approach to the hoarse patient
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- Authors: D Bray, S Balasubramaniam, & M Harries
- Keywords: Hoarse, throat
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Volume 2 Issue 1 - 2008
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