JOURNAL OF VOICE 被广泛认为是世界首屈一指的语音医学和研究期刊。该同行评审的出版物被列入 INDEX MEDICUS 并被科学信息研究所索引。该期刊包含世界各地专家撰写的文章关于语音科学、语音医学和外科以及语音语言病理学家的所有主题“语音相关问题的管理。该杂志包括临床文章、临床研究和实验室研究。基金会成员收到期刊作为会员福利。

The Journal of Voice is widely regarded as the leading journal in voice medicine and research worldwide. This peer-reviewed publication is indexed in INDEX MEDICUS and by the Institute for Scientific Information. The journal features articles written by experts from around the globe on all topics related to voice science, voice medicine, surgery, and the management of voice-related issues by speech-language pathologists. It includes clinical articles, clinical research, and laboratory studies. Foundation members receive the journal as a membership benefit.

《Journal of Voice》被广泛认为是世界上最顶尖的语音医学与研究期刊。这本经过同行评审的出版物被列入INDEX MEDICUS，并被科学信息研究所索引。期刊涵盖了来自全球专家撰写的关于语音科学、语音医学、外科以及语音语言病理学的所有相关主题。内容包括临床文章、临床研究和实验室研究。基金会成员可将期刊作为会员福利。

Journal of Voice

The present study objectively examined the possible difference in vocal characteristics associated with English and Cantonese produced by proficient Cantonese-English bilingual speakers.

Manwa L Ng

Yang Chen

Ellen Y K Chan

Journal of voice : official journal of the Voice Foundation

J Voice

Differences in vocal characteristics between Cantonese and English produced by proficient Cantonese-English bilingual speakers--a long-term average spectral analysis.

熟练的粤语-英语双语者所产出的粤语和英语在语音特征上的差异——长期平均频谱分析。

The aim of this study was to determine the prevalence and clinical characteristics of voice disorders in a large group of patients seeking voice therapy.

Francesco Mozzanica

Daniela Ginocchio

Rosaria Barillari

Stefania Barozzi

Patrizia Maruzzi

Francesco Ottaviani

Antonio Schindler

Prevalence and Voice Characteristics of Laryngeal Pathology in an Italian Voice Therapy-seeking Population.

意大利寻求语音治疗人群中喉部病理的流行率及语音特征。

The application of exercise science training knowledge has been of growing interest to voice professionals. This tutorial, derived from the authors' invited presentations from the "Exercise and the Voice" Special Session at the 2018 Voice Foundation Symposium, proposes a foundational theoretical structure based in exercise science, clarifies the wide range of variables that may influence voice training, and summarizes our present understanding of voice physiology from the perspective of muscle training. The body of literature on voice exercise was then analyzed from the perspective of this framework, identifying what we currently know and what we still have yet to learn.

Aaron M Johnson

Mary J Sandage

Exercise Science and the Vocalist.

运动科学与歌手。

This study aimed to investigate the factors that influence the perception of one's own voice, and if there are any differences using voice between speaking and singing. Further the study purported to examine how these attitudes affect individuals' vocal behavior in personal and social contexts. A total of 100 participants completed the survey which comprised 23 questions about demographics, music experience, speaking voice, and singing voice. The quantitative data were analyzed by correlations and paired t test. For qualitative analyses, content analysis was conducted. The results revealed an even distribution among negative, neutral, and positive attitudes regarding singing and speaking voices and their effects on vocal behavior. For their negative/positive perceptions of their voices, participants referenced factors related to vocal attributes, personal features, social or external validation, emotional quality of the voice, etc. Lastly, result showed that one's perception of the speaking voice has some influence on behaviors ranging from the personal (expressing oneself) to social (interacting with people) aspects. The findings of this study implies that one's attitude toward one's own voice substantially impacts one's personal, interpersonal and social-presentation.

Hyun Ju Chong

Jin Hee Choi

Soeun Sarah Lee

Does the Perception of Own Voice Affect Our Behavior?

自己的声音感知是否会影响我们的行为？

Parvaneh Rahimifar

Majid Soltani

Negin Moradi

Shahram Rafie

Saeed Hesam

Mohammad Jafar Shaterzadeh Yazdi

Evaluation of Acoustic Voice Quality Index in Persian-Speaking Parkinson's Patients Compared to Healthy Controls and Its Association With Disease Severity Based on UPDRS-III and Dysarthria Severity

波斯语帕金森病患者与健康对照组之间声学语音质量指数的评估及其与基于UPDRS-III和构音障碍严重程度的疾病严重程度的关系

To map the procedures and characterize the results of multidimensional voice assessment of individuals with sleep-related breathing disorders.

Fernanda Brasileiro

Mayra Ayupe

Bruna Rainho Rocha

Vanessa Veis Ribeiro

Mara Behlau

Mapping Voice Assessment Procedures and Results in Individuals with Sleep-Related Breathing Disorder: A Scoping Review

睡眠相关呼吸障碍患者嗓音评估程序及结果的系统综述

Presbylarynx refers to age-related changes in the larynx that can manifest clinically as presbyphonia. Several underlying mechanisms remain unclear.

Ralph Haddad

Estelle Bogdanski

Alexia Mattei

Justin Michel

Antoine Giovanni

Presbyphonia: A Scoping Review for a Comprehensive Assessment of Aging Voice

老年嗓音病：全面评估老龄化嗓音的综述

This study conducted a subjective 6-month follow-up to evaluate voice and swallowing changes after thyroid surgery in patients without clinical evidence of recurrent nerve injury.

Nesreen Fathi Mahmoud

Dina Mohamed Fouad Khaled

Shaimaa Ahmed Saleh Bakia

Time-Related Voice and Swallowing Symptoms in Patients With Uncomplicated Thyroidectomy Versus Those With Other Laryngeal Disorders

无并发症甲状腺切除术患者与喉部其他疾病患者在时间相关的声音和吞咽症状方面的比较

Given the complex pathology underlying unilateral vocal fold paralysis (UVFP), there has been limited systematic exploration of curative treatments in humans. Central to the investigation of experimental therapies includes establishing a reliable and analogous large animal model. The study goal was to create a standardized porcine model of UVFP by establishing characteristic pathophysiology and functional outcomes.

Samuel L Kaefer

Haley Calcagno

Maria Feucht

Rachel A Morrison

Lujuan Zhang

Benjamin C Johnson

Patrick R Finnegan

Troy Wesson

Sherry Voytik-Harbin

Stacey Halum

The Yucatan Minipig: A Reliable Model for Studying Unilateral Vocal Fold Paralysis

尤卡坦小型猪：研究单侧声带麻痹的可靠模型

To review the current literature about surgical management and postoperative outcomes of posterior glottic stenosis (PGS).

Abbreviation	J. Voice
Journal Impact	2.66
Quartiles(Global)	OTORHINOLARYNGOLOGY(Q1)

ISSN	0892-1997, 1873-4588
h-index	107

Publication Information	Publisher: Elsevier Inc.，Publishing cycle: Quarterly，Journal Type: journal，Open Access Journals: No
Basic data	Year of publication: 1987，Proportion of original research papers: 95.73%，Self Citation Rate:8.00%， Gold OA Rate: 5.51%
Average review cycle	网友分享经验：一般,3-6周来源Elsevier官网：平均10.6周
Average recruitment ratio	网友分享经验：容易来源Elsevier官网：85%

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