10 BÜCHER, DIE MIT «APHONIA» IM ZUSAMMENHANG STEHEN
Entdecke den Gebrauch von
aphonia in der folgenden bibliographischen Auswahl. Bücher, die mit
aphonia im Zusammenhang stehen und kurze Auszüge derselben, um seinen Gebrauch in der Literatur kontextbezogen darzustellen.
1
Clinical Voice Disorders
the upper respiratory infection, the dysphonia remains, worsening to aphonia.
Often, onset is associated with fatigue or exhaustion. Discomfort, pain, and
tightness in the larynx and upper and lower neck and chest regions are common
in the ...
Arnold Elvin Aronson, 2009
2
Homoeopathic Therapeutics
Paralytic aphonia during menstruation; the voice returning when catamenia stops
. Nervous aphonia, with dryness and burning in throat, restless sleep and
twitching of muscles. Hzematoxylon. — Aphonia, with feeling of a bar across the
chest; ...
3
Traumatic Brain Injury: Associated Speech, Language, and ...
Aphonia following TBl is a ftequently tepotted petceptual featute (Sapit & Atonson
, 1985; Scholefield, 1987; Vogel & von Ctamon, 1982). The etiology of aphonia
post-TB1 would appeat to be individually detetmined, and not necessatily a tesult
...
B. E. Murdoch, Deborah G. Theodoros, 2001
4
The Medico-chirurgical Review and Journal of Practical Medicine
TWO REMARKABLE CASES OP INTERMITTENT Aphonia. By Messrs. Rennes
and Ollivier. Case 1. The case is related by M. Rennes, Professor of Medicine at
Strasbourg. The patient was a married lady, aged 46 years, who resided in a ...
5
The cyclopaedia of practical medicine: comprising treatises ...
APHONIA (from a privativum, and tpuim, vox ) is the term used by nosologists to
designate that privation or suppression of voice, more or less complete, which
occasionally takes place independently of coma or syncope. Dr. Cullen has ...
Sir John Forbes, Alexander Tweedie, John Conolly, 1833
6
Cancer Curable Under Homoeopathic Treatment
Voice (hoarse) : Aphonia : Voice (hoarse) : ln the morning— Cafc-c., Calc-ph.,
Caust., Kali-bi., Mang-acet., Nat-m., Nit-ac., Sul., Ant-t., Hep-s. Voice (hoarse) : ln
the evening— Carb-v., Phos., Rumex., Sul., Mong-acet. Cochlearia : Aphonia
with ...
7
Speech Disorders: A PSYCHOLOGICAL STUDY of the Various ...
D. SPASMOPHEMIA—STAMMERING—STUTTERING. a. aphonia spastica. z".
logospasm. b. broken rhythm. j. mogilalia. c. cluttering. k. molilalia. d. convulsive
hesitation. l. spasmodic speech. 2. dysarthria. m. spastic aphonia. f. dysphemia.
Stinchfield, Sara M, Stinchfield Sara M, 2013
8
Greene and Mathieson's the Voice and its Disorders
Most of these patients are women who usually present as tense, anxious and
distressed by their aphonia. Some suspect that the loss of voice is related to life
events, whereas others are extremely upset that they have produced a
psychogenic ...
9
Medical-legal and Forensic Aspects of Communication ...
As noted above, hysterical aphonia is the complete loss of voice not due to
organic, physical factors. Most authorities on hysterical aphonia attribute it to the
conversion of significant emotional distress into a physical symptom, i.e., the loss
of ...
10
Language Development and Disorders: A Case Study Approach
Table 8.1 Voice Disorders Phonatory/Phonation Disorders Resonation Disorders
Voice Production Quality Aphonia Dysphonia Spastic Dysphonia Thin resonance
Cul de sac resonance Small mouth opening Pitch Loudness Breath features ...
10 NACHRICHTEN, IN DENEN DER BEGRIFF «APHONIA» VORKOMMT
Erfahre, worüber man in den einheimischen und internationalen Medien spricht und wie der Begriff
aphonia im Kontext der folgenden Nachrichten gebraucht wird.
6.18.15: Overcoming Stage Fright & The Bicycle's Contentious …
Aphonia, flop sweat, mic fright. Call it what you will, stage fright can be crippling for some performers. On today's show: a pianist delves into the ... «New Hampshire Public Radio, Jun 15»
Cured with sparks: a history of electrotherapy for functional …
Some of Yealland's methods now seem cruel: the application of electricity to the tongue in soldiers with hysterical aphonia, so vividly portrayed ... «OUPblog, Mai 15»
To Do Or Not To Do
... weak ego mechanisms and psychosomatic disorder, such as blindness, pseudo aphonia, pseudo paralytic attacks and other such problems,” ... «The New Indian Express, Mai 15»
On Freud, Twitter and cunnilingus
These symptoms included a nervous cough, and (this one will become a relevant irony when we encounter trolls later) aphonia, or loss of voice ... «Mail & Guardian Online, Feb 15»
Speech pathologist offers therapy after an injury
A severe case of voice loss is called complete aphonia. “If they do enough damage, they can lose a voice for a period of time,” she said. «Quad City Times, Nov 14»
Missing, a young girl, Dora Bruder, age 15, height 1.55m
For all of these dysfunctions (another favourite term), we have privative words of every sort—Aphonia, Aphemia, Aphasia, Alexia, Apraxia, ... «Times of India, Nov 14»
Cough suppressants
... been there for a long time, the vocal cords would have been grazed so that either the person has hoarse voice or aphonia, no voice at all. «Sun.Star, Jul 14»
Reader premiere: Migration, the debut EP from singer Lykanthea
... wrings out a minor-key hook over quick synth arpeggios, while "Aphonia" floats atop a two-chord echo for its seven-and-a-half-minute length. «Chicago Reader, Jul 14»
Letter to David Thodey: Time is running out
... like a logical and pragmatic outcome, that is for the nation's benefit, to cause a politician or their representatives to lapse into aphonia. «Business Spectator, Apr 14»
Why bathtubs in hotel rooms are impractical and embarrassing
... the level of decibels, which annoys me no end at other crowded restaurants where one has to shout in conversation, ending up with aphonia. «Financial Times, Mär 14»
