Sentence examples for respiratory retraining from inspiring English sources

In this edition of Journal of Voice, the authors describe a novel series of respiratory retraining techniques, now called Olin EILOBI (EILO biphasic inspiratory) breathing techniques, specifically designed for athletes with EILO.

Respiratory retraining not only alters the respiratory mechanism, but also has the capacity to change the inherent laryngeal sensory response, probably raising the threshold of the cough reflex.

The patient was an adolescent with EILO who demonstrated a positive response to therapy with a variant of these techniques over a few days, having previously struggled with symptoms despite multiple sessions of conventional respiratory retraining over the course of months.

In an elegant paper, Murry et al. quantified the laryngeal sensory response in a cohort of patients with PVFM and CC who had received twice-daily proton pump inhibitors for at least three months with no subjective improvement, and demonstrated that mean bilateral laryngeal sensory response improved significantly after combined respiratory retraining and aggressive PPI therapy.

MMT included: 1. Education on the neurophysiology of pain; 2. Sensory retraining; and 3. Motor retraining.

"I hate retraining C.E.O.s".

This means retraining professor to teach writing.

Retraining the brain is what's required.

Many of his friends are now retraining.

E. relocating and retraining structurally unemployed people.

Some were driving buses or retraining.