The authors aimed to assess the effect of vocal hygiene education for patients suffering with vocal polyp and to discover the meaningful factors that can predict better outcomes with performing vocal hygiene.
The paper by Kotropoulos et al. compares two distinct pattern recognition approaches: the detection of male subjects who are diagnosed with vocal fold paralysis against male subjects who are diagnosed as normal; the detection of female subjects who are suffering from vocal fold edema against female subjects who do not suffer from any voice pathology.
Two distinct two-class pattern recognition problems are studied, namely, the detection of male subjects who are diagnosed with vocal fold paralysis against male subjects who are diagnosed as normal and the detection of female subjects who are suffering from vocal fold edema against female subjects who do not suffer from any voice pathology.
Page announced on Tuesday that he has been suffering from vocal paralysis.
It was announced from the stage that he was suffering from "vocal indisposition" but had been treated by a physician and would, with the audience's indulgence, sing Act III, as he did valiantly.
Google CEO Larry Page announced that he has been suffering from vocal paralysis on Monday, which he said makes "giving long monologues is more tedious for me and probably the audience".
The polyp was apparently diagnosed on Tuesday, but Mr. Lane, 45, has been suffering from vocal strain for months; he has missed about 15 performances since "The Producers" opened at the St. James Theater in April.
The Kings of Leon canceled the remainder of their United States tour on Monday, saying their lead singer, Caleb Followill, was "suffering from vocal issues and exhaustion" after becoming ill at a concert in Dallas last week, said a publicist for the group, Ken Weinstein.
Aaron is suffering from vocal issues, but you'd barely know it from his performance.
Although the band said that lead singer Caleb Followill was "suffering from vocal issues and exhaustion," an insider close to the Grammy winning Tennessee band tells Us Weekly the problem actually stems from frontman Caleb Followill's excessive drinking.
