Artificial larynges: A review and development of a prototype self‐contained intra‐oral artificial larynx
Artificial larynges: A review and development of a prototype self‐contained intra‐oral artificial larynx
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10.1288/00005537-198108000-00016
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1981-08
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L. Lowry
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L. Lowry
New means of speaking after laryngectomy or loss of continuity of the airway have consisted of: 1. Pharyngostome with artificial larynx (artificial mechanism connecting the trachea to the pharynx). 2. Artificial sound to nose or mouth (e.g., bellows, grammaphone). 3. A reed device from tracheostome to the mouth or the nose. 4. Tracheoesophageal fistula with or without a communicating connecting device. 5. Transcervical sound source which is used by placing a sound source on the external neck transmitting the sound into the pharynx. 6. The implanted sound source, or 7. Intra‐oral sound source.