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Paul Turner,Glyn Volans,Heather Wisemanr to permit analysis of singing and speaking technique, and in order to hear the problem about which the patient has complained, especially if the patient is a singer or professional speaker. In addition, physical examination should include objective measures of voice and aerodynamic assessment.

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Paul Turner,Glyn Volans,Heather Wisemanhe past 70?years. Yet, very few of the findings have been shared with musicians, music teachers, and instrumentalists. This chapter focuses on connecting the scientific findings in medicine and dentistry with the traditional applications and practices of playing, teaching, and working with wind instrumentalists from the musician’s perspective.

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Paul Turner,Glyn Volans,Heather Wisemanhavior, wind instrument players and voice professionals remain at a risk. Proper awareness of surgery-induced vocal tract changes and their potential impact on music performance is paramount in patients’ counselling preoperatively. This information is also important in the management strategy and rehabilitation of patients following surgery.

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Physical Examinationr to permit analysis of singing and speaking technique, and in order to hear the problem about which the patient has complained, especially if the patient is a singer or professional speaker. In addition, physical examination should include objective measures of voice and aerodynamic assessment.

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Wind Instrument Technique, Function, and Evaluation: An Overviewhe past 70?years. Yet, very few of the findings have been shared with musicians, music teachers, and instrumentalists. This chapter focuses on connecting the scientific findings in medicine and dentistry with the traditional applications and practices of playing, teaching, and working with wind instrumentalists from the musician’s perspective.

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Orthognathic Surgery: Effects on Voice and Wind Instrument Performancehavior, wind instrument players and voice professionals remain at a risk. Proper awareness of surgery-induced vocal tract changes and their potential impact on music performance is paramount in patients’ counselling preoperatively. This information is also important in the management strategy and rehabilitation of patients following surgery.