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Journal of The Korean Society of Laryngology, Phoniatrics and Logopedics 2000;11(1): 104-112.
병적음성에 대한 지속 모음 및 이음절어 발화시 나타나는 음향학적 차이에 대한 연구
채윤정1, 김범규2, 홍기환2
1전북대학교병원 이비인후과 음성언어치료실2전북대학교 의과대학 이비인후-두경부외과학교실, 음성과학연구소
A Study of Acoustic Characteristics of Two Syllables Words and Sustained Vowel
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ABSTRACT
An evaluation of voice disorder has two methods. One is a perceptual analysis and the other is an acoustic analysis. All of these methods are just focused on sustained vowel. The analysis of conversational speech levels in voice disorder has not been achieved enough. The purpose of the present study is to compare two syllable words and sustained vowel in the vocal polyp patients and normal male speakers and to be applied on the vocal assessment and the voice therapy as a basic data. fifteen male patients with vocal polyp were the subject group. Fifteen healthy male were the control group for this study. The voices of the subject and control group, saved in MDVP of CSL were analyzed by its own analysis program. As a results, in subject group, the voice qualities between the vowel following lenis stop and the sustained vowel had no differences, and the voice qualities were different significantly between the vowel following heavily aspirated stop and the sustained vowel. In the control group the vowel fllowing stops and sustained vowel had also many differences in their voice quality, especially significant between the vowel following glottal stop and e sustained vowel.
KEY WORDS: Two syllable words;Sustained vowel;MDVP;Vocal polyp;
중심 단어: 병적음성;지속모음;이음절어;
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