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100			_aAnusha, C
245		0	_aVoice related quality of life outcomes following treatment of laryngeal cance
260			_bAll India Institute of Speech and Hearing _c2014
270			_aHelen Keller’s Institute of Research and Rehabilitation for the Disabled (HK), Secunderbad, India
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490			_vVolume 33
520			_aThis study aimed to investigate and compare the voice related quality of life in individuals treated with two dierent modalities for laryngeal cancer: total laryngectomy using tracheoesophageal speech (TES) and chemoradiotherapy using laryngeal speech (CRT). Twenty patients, who were divided into two groups- group I (TES) and group II (CRT) with ten in each, participated in the study. They autonomously completed the Voice Related Quality Of Life (V-RQOL), a questionnaire with 10-items for quality of life survey. Statistical analysis was performed and results revealed dierences between the groups on domains and total scores of V-RQOL; however, the dierence was not statistically signicant.Thus, the study concluded that self-assessment is crucial and should be considered as a part of voice evaluation. Also, voice related problems occur not only for TES group but also for CRT patients which indicates the need of voice- and speech rehabilitation in both patient groups.
653			_aLaryngeal Cancer, V-RQOL, Total Laryngectomy, Chemoradio therapy, Tracheoesophageal Speech
700			_aHari Priya, G.V
700			_aSampath Kumar Lagishetti
773			_aJournal of All India Institute of Speech & Hearing
856			_uhttp://192.168.102.7/jaiish/index.php/aiish/article/view/802/491
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