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process

a flow of activities; a sequence of tasks.
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Vocal process granuloma of the larynx--recognition, differential diagnosis and treatment.
Nonarytenoid laryngeal granulomas
Mucous membrane and mucoperichondrium covering the medial surface of arytenoid cartilages and their vocal processes.
Changes in larynx and trachea in postintubated patients
(1-3) Stroboscopic findings suggestive of arytenoid dislocation are: (1) vocal fold fixation or hypomobility, (2) vocal process height asymmetry, and (3) absence of a Jostle sign.
Complex posterior arytenoid dislocation
Long-standing vocal fold paralysis without reinnervation usually leads to incomplete glottic closure, vocal fold atrophy and bowing, and decreased vocal process and vocal fold heights.
Office assessment of vocal fold hypomobility
The TA makes up the body of the vocal fold and runs parallel to the vibrating margin from the vocal process of the arytenoid cartilage to the anterior attachment at the commissure of the thyroid cartilage.
Building strong voices--twelve different ways, part 2
A 52-year-old man with intermittent hoarseness was found to have a large left vocal process granuloma (figure 1).
Hemorrhagic vocal process granuloma
A 5-0 Vicryl suture was used to reapproximate the vocal process to the exposed arytenoid cartilage along its medial surface.
Botulinum toxin-assisted endoscopic repair of traumatic vocal fold avulsion
In Transactions of the International Medical Conference, 7th Session, Volume III, a record of lectures held in London during the summer of 1881, Garcia fils stated his frustration at being unable to adequately explain the vocal process to students, and how he came to invent the laryngoscope.
The Garcia family: the pedagogic legacy of romanticism's premiere musical dynasty
(1,2) Hirano et al reported that a vocal process divides the glottis into two parts: anterior and posterior.
A giant vocal fold polyp causing dyspnea
This objective data was collected in an effort to establish whether measurable markers of functioning in the vocal process would reveal connections between the teaching techniques employed in this class and the improvements in student singing.
Teaching reaches out: class voice and the aging singer

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