Alessandro de Alarcon · Multidimensional Perceptual Structure of Pediatric Dysphonia in Children With Glottal and Supraglottal Vibratory Sources.
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Multidimensional Perceptual Structure of Pediatric Dysphonia in Children With Glottal and Supraglottal Vibratory Sources.

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Article · Oct 2026 · 1 min read

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This study examines how voice quality dimensions differ between children using glottal versus supraglottal vibratory sources for voicing. Findings challenge the direct application of adult voice assessment tools to pediatric populations, highlighting the need for age-appropriate evaluation methods in pediatric dysphonia.

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Alessandro de Alarcon

Pediatric dysphonia can be categorized by the vibratory source used for voicing: the glottal vibratory source (GVS) and supraglottal vibratory source (SGVS). While voice quality assessment is integral to clinical voice care, there is limited research to support the direct adoption of tools developed for adult voices in the assessment of pediatric voices, particularly given the potential difference…

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