Kehlkopfmodelle in der Stimmforschung und ihre Anwendung

Zusammenfassung

Die menschliche Stimme wird durch zwei vibrierende Stimmlippen im Kehlkopf erzeugt, was beim wachen Patienten nur eingeschränkt direkt im Kehlkopf untersucht werden kann. Experimentelle und numerische Modelle des Kehlkopfs können dabei helfen mehr Informationen zu gewinnen. In diesem Beitrag werden Modelltypen vorgestellt und ihr Einsatz in zwei Studien zur Funktion der Taschenfalten und zur endoskopischen Bestimmung der Gewebeeigenschaften erläutert.

Abstract

In this work, different types of larynx models are introduced and their applications with regard to voice generation are shown with two examples: ventricular folds impact and endoscopic evaluation of vocal fold tissue characteristics.

Schlüsselwörter

Phonation - Kehlkopfmodelle - Experiment - Computersimulation

Keywords

Larynx models - voice generation - laryngeal endoscopy - computer simulation

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