Inside the Voice
Endoscopic video of the inside of a talking throat. The larynx narrates what you see. There are more clips (as well as educational DVDs showing talking in different styles, screaming, making animal noises, singing in many different styles, and much more) at www.loveyourvoice.com/videos.htm
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Laryngeal Cancer
Cancer is a class of disease in which there is abnormal or uncontrolled cell division with the tendency to spread to nearby structures or distally incontinuous with the original site (regional or metastatic spread). The presenting symptoms and signs would depends on the organ involved. In the larynx these includes change of voice (dysphonia), noisy breathing (stridor), neck lumps due to lymph nodes enlargement, loss of appetite, and loss of weight. Chronic smoking and alcohol consumptions are established aetiologies in laryngeal cancer pathogenesis. This video shows cancer involving the left vocal fold and subglottis (below the vocal cord) regions. It had caused hoarse voice due to mass effect by the tumour which had prevent the vocal cord from meeting closely to each other. Biopsy (tissue sampling) is necessary to establish the diagnosis.
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VocalistOnline.com : Voice Training : Larynx and the voice part 1
Learn to sing with more free videos on vocal health, singing, voice training available at www.VocalistOnline.com The larynx and the voice part one contains an overview and explanation of the larynx with anatomical model plus real time views of singers vocal folds cords during production of sound and description of the equipment used Recommended Resources for Singers www.vocalist.org.uk - Comprehensive online resource for singers of all standards with articles on singing, voice training, vocal exercises, vocal and performance techniques and advice on working in the industry. http - Singing Teachers Worldwide Community includes searchable directory of singing teachers, vocal coaches, voice studios and performance schools plus forums for singers. www.musical-gifts.co.uk - Musical Gifts - Browse or search to find musical gifts and gift ideas with a music theme for musicians, singers and music lovers
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Vocal Technique & Voice Training : Moving Larynx Up & Down With Vowels
Learn how singing certain vowels moves the larynx up or down with expert voice tips in this free online vocal coaching video clip. Expert: James Meny Bio: James Meny has taught the middle voice technique for years. He is also trained in the opera & classical vocal styles & has studied under Seth Riggs, who teaches stars like Josh Groban & Stevie Wonder. Filmmaker: Todd Sapio
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How To Pronounce Larynx
This video shows you how to pronounce larynx.
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Laryngeal mask airway insertion using Solus
Short video / animation showing the method by which the Solus Laryngeal mask is inserted. Includes an x-ray style view showing the anatomy.
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Vocal Tips - The Larynx Position While Singing
A case study on singers and their larynx position when singing or belting. Singers in this video: Barbra Streisand, Mariah Carey, Luther Vandross, Christina Aguilera, Jennifer Hudson, Charice Pempengco, Squire Parsons, Whitney Houston, Nina, Juan Diego Flores, Shanice Wilson, David Phelps, Celine Dion, Leona Lewis, Vanessa Amorosi, Beyonce, Shirley Bassey, Miley Cyrus, Jessica Simpson, Steve Perry, Sarah Geronimo and Fergie. The video underlines the importance of keeping a neutral larynx position and show you why you shouldn't push or pull your larynx. Table of Contents: 1. Introduction 2. Neutral Larynx 3. Pulling the larynx up (High Larynx) 4. Pushing the larynx down 5. Analysing clips 6. Test The purpose of this video is not to bash singers but to educate people so they don't sing with bad techniques just because their favorite singer might somehow use that technique before. Of course, you want to achieve the best production without ruining your own voice. The position of larynx while singing does affect your vocal health and your production. Again, the video is criticizing the singers' technique, not the singers themselves! It also aims to help people differentiate between a good high note and a bad high note because a lot of people are easily impressed by a high note just because it is loud. PS. In the video, when I said "vocal chords" I mean "vocal cords", it's a typo :) Enjoy! Comment, Like, Favorite, Share & Subscribe!
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Laryngeal Movements
Laryngeal movements are contributed by intact innervations, normal muscular activities, and the functioning articulating synovial joints. The true vocal folds will come closer to each ether (adduct) when we speak (phonate) and this function is usually tested clinically by asking the patient to say "eeeeee". It also adducts preceding to coughs and upon sustained forceful adduction during valsalva manouevre. This function is very useful in gaining good subglottic, intrathoracic, and intrabdominal pressure in activities such as coughing, defaecation, and heavy lifting. Forced adduction with intermittent leak of air produces grunting sounds. At its extreme, patients may present with variable degree of dysphonia (change in voice quality) or even to the extent of aphonia (no voice at all) as occurs in some hyperfunctional voice disorder like muscle tension dysphonia (MTD). All the intrinsic muscles are innervated by the recurrent laryngeal nerves with the exception of the cricothyroid muscle which is supplied by the external branch of the superior laryngeal nerve. Both mentioned nerves are branches of vagus ie, the Xth. cranial nerve. All the intrinsic muscles of the vocal folds are adductors with the exception of the posterior cricoarytenoid muscles which has an abduction (movement away from the centre) function. This muscle activity is tested clinically by asking the patient to sniff or by taking a good deep breath which will demonstrate its brisk opening movements. At rest <b>...</b>
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The Larynx from Gregory Russell's Anatomy & Physiology class at OCC (Orange Coast College) in Costa Mesa, California. For discussions visit: firsttogo.com
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Landmark larynx transplant
Brenda Jensen is now able to speak for the first time in 11 years, thanks to a groundbreaking larynx and trachea transplant carried out by a joint team of surgeons from UCL and UC Davis. Techniques of the procedure, particularly the repairing of muscles and nerves in the neck, had been developed by Professor Martin Birchall (UCL Ear Institute). www.ucl.ac.uk Additional footage courtesy of UC Davis
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Methodist Health Connections -- Steve Wiemeyer's Story
Steve Wiemeyer tells his story of surviving laryngeal cancer with the help of the caregivers of Methodist Estabrook Cancer Center.
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Laryngeal Cancer Health Byte
Laryngeal cancer is found in the larynx of the body which is the organ that has the voice box and vocal chords. In this video learn more about this form of cancer and how it can be prevented and treated.
The Left Recurrent Laryngeal Nerve
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Vocal Technique & Voice Training : Vocal Exercises Demonstrating Larynx Movement
Learn various vocal exercises that demonstrate the movement of the larynx with vowels with singing and vocal training tips in this free online vocal coaching video clip. Expert: James Meny Bio: James Meny has taught the middle voice technique for years. He is also trained in the opera & classical vocal styles & has studied under Seth Riggs, who teaches stars like Josh Groban & Stevie Wonder. Filmmaker: Todd Sapio
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Discovering a Low Larynx
www.musiciano.net - The larynx (voice box) can either be moved up or down via the attachments it has on top and on the bottom. A high larynx is not desirable when singing because when the larynx is high, the throat is mostly closed (which is not a good environment for sound to travel freely through). A lower larynx will familiarize you with an open throat so that you can start to find the right balance for efficient sound production.
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Intermediate Singing Tips : The Larynx Vocal Exercise
The larynx position and strength is very important when you sing. Learn the exercise in this free video and strengthen yours. A vocal expert will walk you though it all. Expert: Michelle Hakala Bio: Michelle has been a professional singer and actor for 25 years and has appeared all over the country. She runs a private voice studio in Arizona where she coaches all styles of singing. Filmmaker: Dustin Daniels
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Build Your Own Larynx from Vocal Process
Watch this silent movie as expert vocal coach Jeremy Fisher builds a moving larynx. Then download the free larynx template and do it yourself. Thousands of copies have already been downloaded and are being used in schools, universities and music studios around the globe.
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Vocal Technique & Voice Training : Singing With a Neutral Larynx Position
Learn how to use a neutral larynx when singing to help you sing on pitch with expert voice tips in this free online vocal coaching video clip. Expert: James Meny Bio: James Meny has taught the middle voice technique for years. He is also trained in the opera & classical vocal styles & has studied under Seth Riggs, who teaches stars like Josh Groban & Stevie Wonder. Filmmaker: Todd Sapio
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Tokyo Artificial Larynx Interview
Interview With my father, showing the use of the Tokyo Artificial Larynx
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Histopathology Larynx--Haemophilus influenzae laryngitis
Histopathology Larynx--Haemophilus influenzae laryngitis
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Julian Plenti Paul Banks The Larynx That You have, rare song New Solo Album Skycraper August 4th.
Video of the song The Larynx That You have by Julian Plenti ( Paul Banks ) this is not the oficial version for Skycraper and maybe this song is not from Skycraper but is by Paul Banks the singer of Interpol so just Enjoy the song and wait the album Julian Plenti (Paul Banks) Skycraper will be released on August 4th. Matador Records Here is the official website : julianplenti.com
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Anatomy Of The Larynx ... The Full Version
A 3d demonstration video for the anatomy of the larynx This is the full video ... Thanks for YouTube for removing the 15 minute limit ... Hope you like it
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Reversal of Laryngeal Paresis
Video 1: Pre-Treatment Videostroboscopy Showing Severe Left Vocal Cord Paresis, with Early Atrophy and Bowing. Video 2: Follow-up Videostroboscopy Showing a Reduction in the Granuloma in Response to Antireflux Medical Treatment.
Endoscopic Laryngeal Video Stroboscopic Exam
This is a transnasal endoscopic laryngeal video stroboscopic examination. We utilize small video recording equipment to visualize the voice box (larynx), the base of the tongue, and vocal cords. During this exam we pay very close attention to the vocal cords and their movement during this examination. This exam is narrated. This was performed by the physicians at Northwest ENT and Allergy Associates, with offices in Marietta, Woodstock, and Canton, Georgia
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The use of Laryngeal Mask Airways
Inadequate airway management is the frequent cause of preventable death in trauma. The LMA Unique® Single Use offers significant advantages over the Facemask or Bag Valve Mask and is invaluable in situations where tracheal intubation is not possible due to a lack of skill and training, lack of Rapid Sequence Induction Drugs, after failed attempts or in recognised cases that would prove difficult to intubate. The LMA Unique® is a safe and effective alternative airway device for use by Doctors, Paramedics and other properly trained emergency responders in both CPR and Trauma in the Pre-hospital environment.