Using the Child Voice Disability Scale (CVHI–10) to Subjectively Assess Voice Disability in 12-year-old Children
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voice disability, children, Child Voice Disability Scale, voice disorders in childrenAbstract
A wide range of voice disorders may be diagnosed in school-age children and adolescents, especially during the pubery period. For the purposes of the article, a study was conducted with 12-year-old primary school students. The Child Voice Impairment Scale (CVHI–10) was used for subjective voice testing, which consists of three parts: functional, emotional and physical subscales. The surveyed students, of both sexes, experience vocal difficulties, especially on the physical and emotional levels.
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