Voice Handicap Index Adapted to the Singing VoiceMorsomme, Dominique ; ; et alConference (2008, May 31) The present study is the outcome of 5 former studies aiming at the adaptation of the V.H.I. to singers. We propose in this last version a V.H.I. valid for all types of singer, dysodic or not. The ... [more ▼] The present study is the outcome of 5 former studies aiming at the adaptation of the V.H.I. to singers. We propose in this last version a V.H.I. valid for all types of singer, dysodic or not. The reliability, validity and internal coherence was evaluated on a population of 192 classical singers and 27 non singers. The comparison of the mean scores at the test and the retest shows that the results at the retest are significantly inferior for the functional scale (p=0.013) and for the global score (p=0.006). The test/re-test stability is good (ICC : Functional scale (F) : 0.869, Emotional scale (E) : 0.846, Physical scale (P) : 0.85, Global score (G) : 0.878/ Spearman’s rho F : 0.855, E : 0.834, P : 0.858, G : 0.886). The internal coherence of each sub scale is good (Cronbach’s alpha : >0.80). The correlation between the 3 subscales is quite high (FvsE : 0,613 /EvsP : 0,737/ FvsP : 0,693) which means that each scale measures a specific dimension but that they are still homogeneous. The test/re-test difference between the singers and the controls are not significant but the control group has a greater variability in their answers (Levene test : F : p<0 .001; P : p=0.009 ; G : p=0.02). Three variables increase the results : being a solist (F : p=0.046; E : p=0.002; P : p=0.056; G : p=0.006), being an amateur (F : p<0.001; E : p=0.019; P : p<0.001; G : p=0.001), having a vocal complaint (F, E, P et G : p<0.001). In conclusion, this version of the V.H.I is reliable, valid and adapted to the population of classical singers. [less ▲] Detailed reference viewed: 20 (0 ULg) Voix chantée et reflux gastriqueMorsomme, Dominique ![]() Scientific conference (2008, April 25) Detailed reference viewed: 13 (2 ULg) Le bilan vocalMorsomme, Dominique ![]() Scientific conference (2008, April 11) Detailed reference viewed: 15 (4 ULg) Les dysphonies chez l'adulte: objectifs et moyens logopédiques, place d 'linstrumentation et techniques spécifiques de rééducation. + Atelier: Technique de rééducation vocale.Morsomme, Dominique ![]() Scientific conference (2008, March 20) Detailed reference viewed: 11 (0 ULg) Les journées de la Voix chantéeMorsomme, Dominique ![]() Conference given outside the academic context (2008) Detailed reference viewed: 3 (0 ULg) Cours Master 2: Unité Logopédie de la Voix, Techniques logopédiques de rééducation des dysodiesMORSOMME, Dominique ![]() Learning material (2008) Detailed reference viewed: 36 (3 ULg) Cours de Master 2 en Unité Logopédie de la Voix: Bilans de voix et techniques logopédiques de rééducation des dysphoniesMorsomme, Dominique ![]() Learning material (2008) Detailed reference viewed: 26 (4 ULg) Long term Subjective Evaluation of the Effects of Vocal Therapy on Dysfunctional Dysphonia.Morsomme, Dominique ; ; et alConference (2008) The goal of this study is the evaluation of the long-term efficiency of voice therapy (> to 6 months) in the treatment of dysfunctional dysphonia . Four subjective measurements were performed on 29 ... [more ▼] The goal of this study is the evaluation of the long-term efficiency of voice therapy (> to 6 months) in the treatment of dysfunctional dysphonia . Four subjective measurements were performed on 29 patients: -A visual analogical scale (VAS) ranging from 0 (not efficient at all) to 100 (very efficient). -A question “Is the speech therapy still efficient?” Yes or no. -The G(rade), R(oughness) and B(reathiness) parameters from the GRBAS perceptual scale (evaluated by the patient measured on VAS). -The Voice Handicap Index-10 (VHI-10). The results show that 76% of the patients consider that the voice therapy is still efficient. In regard to G.R.B., we observe a high score for G (median: 77). The score for R is lower (median R: 12). G and R are significantly correlated (r Spearman=0.516, p=0.004), but the satisfaction of the vocal quality does not seem correlated to B (p=0,251, NS). The median values of VHI 10 shows a significant improvement from 15 to 10 (p=0,017). In addition, the correlations between the judgment on the treatment efficiency and vocal quality (r=0,623, p<0,001) and between VHI-10 and the length of treatment (r=0.416, p=0,035) are significant. The first correlation shows that the most satisfied patients when it comes to the vocal therapy are also the most satisfied when it comes to their vocal quality. The second correlation specifies that the longer the treatment, the higher the grade of vocal handicap. Voice therapy is efficient in the long term and is worth to be prolonged for difficult cases [less ▲] Detailed reference viewed: 12 (0 ULg) Perception of emotion in impaired facial and vocal expression; Morsomme, Dominique ![]() in Izdebski, Krzysztof (Ed.) Emotions in the Human Voice Volume II: Clinical Evidence (2008) This chapter tries to give a short overview of the main currents in contemporary theories of emotional expression. First, we attempt to draw a brief outline of how emotions are defined as compared to ... [more ▼] This chapter tries to give a short overview of the main currents in contemporary theories of emotional expression. First, we attempt to draw a brief outline of how emotions are defined as compared to other affective states. Second, we try to give a short picture of the different views concerning the relationship between emotional expressions and experienced emotions, as well as the role of those expressions in human interactions. Third, the vocal and facial modes of emotion expressions are detailed. Fourth, we focus on how emotional expressions can be affected by different diseases, such as Parkinson’s disease, Steinert’s disease, and Moebius syndrome, at the vocal and the facial level. The impact of these impairments is considered in the light of the conclusions about the function of emotional expressions in society today. We conclude with a reflection about the therapy possibilities in reeducation of impaired emotional expressions. [less ▲] Detailed reference viewed: 71 (13 ULg) Adaptation du Voice Handicap Index à la voix chantéeMorsomme, Dominique ; ; et alConference (2007, October 16) Le V.H.I. de Jacobson et al. ne traduit pas les difficultés éprouvées par le chanteur. L’étude présentée ici est l’aboutissement de 5 travaux visant à l’adaptation de l’index à la voix chantée. Chaque ... [more ▼] Le V.H.I. de Jacobson et al. ne traduit pas les difficultés éprouvées par le chanteur. L’étude présentée ici est l’aboutissement de 5 travaux visant à l’adaptation de l’index à la voix chantée. Chaque étude a évalué la fiabilité et la cohérence des items. Morsomme et Gaspar ont proposé une nouvelle version dont les items ont été reformulés dans le but de rendre cet outil accessible à tous les chanteurs dysodiques ou non. Nous avons évalué la fiabilité et la cohérence interne de cette dernière mouture, sur une population de 192 chanteurs classiques et 27 non chanteurs. Pour la validation de l’échelle, la comparaison des scores moyens aux deux tests montrent que les résultats du retest est significativement inférieurs pour la sous échelle fonctionnelle (p=0.013) et le score global (p=0.006). Nous observons une bonne stabilité test/retest (ICC: E Fonctionnelle:0.869, E Emotionnelle: 0.846, E Physique: 0.85, Score Global: 0.878/ Rho de Spearman F: 0.855, E: 0.834, P: 0.858, G: 0.886). La cohérence interne de chaque sous échelle (Cronbach’s alpha) est bonne (>0.80). Les corrélations entre les 3 sous échelles sont assez élevées (FvsE: 0,613 /EvsP: 0,737/ FvsP: 0,693). Chaque sous échelle mesure une dimension particulière tout en restant homogène entre-elles. La différence test-retest entre les chanteurs et les contrôles est non significative. Au test de Levene le groupe contrôle a une plus grande variabilité de réponses pour le score globale (p=0.02), les E fonctionnelle (p<0 .001) et physique (p=0.009). Trois variables font augmenter significativement les résultats: être soliste (F:p=0.046; E: p=0.002; P: p=0.056; G: p=0.006), être amateur (F:p<0.001; E: p=0.019; P: p<0.001; G: p=0.001), et avoir une plainte vocale (F, E, P et G: p<0.001). En conclusion, le V.H.I. adapté aux chanteurs se révèle fiable, valide et adapté à la population de chanteurs classiques. [less ▲] Detailed reference viewed: 79 (4 ULg) Musique ou bruits: les bonnes vibrations (Débat avec Michel Lysight)Morsomme, Dominique ![]() Conference given outside the academic context (2007) Detailed reference viewed: 6 (0 ULg) Adaptation of the voice handicap index to the laryngectomized patientMorsomme, Dominique ; ; et alConference (2007, May 24) Objective: The aim of our study was to adapt the VHI to the tracheo-oesophageal voice patients and to evaluate its coherence and reproducibility. Method: Firstly, 9 items from the original VHI, identified ... [more ▼] Objective: The aim of our study was to adapt the VHI to the tracheo-oesophageal voice patients and to evaluate its coherence and reproducibility. Method: Firstly, 9 items from the original VHI, identified in a former study as lacking pertinence to the patient group, were rejected. Secondly, the 21 items left were modified and 9 new items were created based on a review of the literature and on the opinion of clinicians. Lastly, following the opinion of laryngectomised patients we created and added another 10 items to the scale, resulting in 39 items. The reliability and reproducibility of this new scale were investigated on a population of 18 laryngectomised patients. Results: The statistical analyses permitted us to reduce the scale to 30 items. The mean scores obtained on the new adapted VHI are respectively 17.7 ± 10.2 (SD) for the functional scale, 11.5 ± 7.1 for the emotional scale, 17.0 ± 7.3 for the physical scale and 46.2 ± 20.4 for the global score. The test-retest correlations for the global score and for the three sub scales are strong and very significant (Global: r = 0.808; F: r = 0.803; E: r = 0.712, P: r = 0.883, p<0.001). The test-retest stability is thus excellent. The results of the tracheo-oesophageal voice subjects on this scale are revealing a moderate impact of their vocal impairment in their daily life. [less ▲] Detailed reference viewed: 15 (0 ULg) Vocal exercises adapted to the singing voice.Morsomme, Dominique ; Conference (2007, May 12) Detailed reference viewed: 13 (0 ULg) The Voice Handicap Index adapted to the singing voiceMorsomme, Dominique ![]() Conference (2007, May 12) Detailed reference viewed: 17 (2 ULg) La féminisation vocaleMorsomme, Dominique ![]() Scientific conference (2007, May 04) Detailed reference viewed: 16 (1 ULg) L'accompagnement du chanteur dans sa rééducation vocale.Morsomme, Dominique ![]() Conference given outside the academic context (2007) Detailed reference viewed: 13 (2 ULg) Entraînement à la discrimination auditive.Morsomme, Dominique ![]() Conference given outside the academic context (2007) Detailed reference viewed: 30 (0 ULg) Pratique de la rééducation vocaleMorsomme, Dominique ![]() Conference given outside the academic context (2007) Detailed reference viewed: 12 (5 ULg) Adaptation du Voice Handicap Index à la voix chantéeMorsomme, Dominique ; ; et alin Revue de Laryngologie - Otologie - Rhinologie (2007), 128(5), 305-314 The present study is the outcome of 5 former studies aiming at the adaptation of the V.H.I. to singers. We propose in this last version a V.H.I. valid for all types of singer, dysodic or not. The ... [more ▼] The present study is the outcome of 5 former studies aiming at the adaptation of the V.H.I. to singers. We propose in this last version a V.H.I. valid for all types of singer, dysodic or not. The reliability, validity and internal coherence was evaluated on a population of 192 classical singers and 27 non singers. The comparison of the mean scores at the test and the retest shows that the results at the retest are significantly inferior for the functional scale (p=0.013) and for the global score (p=0.006). The test/re-test stability is good (ICC : Functional scale (F) : 0.869, Emotional scale (E) : 0.846, Physical scale (P) : 0.85, Global score (G) : 0.878/ Spearman’s rho F : 0.855, E : 0.834, P : 0.858, G : 0.886). The internal coherence of each sub scale is good (Cronbach’s alpha : >0.80). The correlation between the 3 subscales is quite high (FvsE : 0,613 /EvsP : 0,737/ FvsP : 0,693) which means that each scale measures a specific dimension but that they are still homogeneous. The test/re-test difference between the singers and the controls are not significant but the control group has a greater variability in their answers (Levene test : F : p<0 .001; P : p=0.009 ; G : p=0.02). Three variables increase the results : being a solist (F : p=0.046; E : p=0.002; P : p=0.056; G : p=0.006), being an amateur (F : p<0.001; E : p=0.019; P : p<0.001; G : p=0.001), having a vocal complaint (F, E, P et G : p<0.001). In conclusion, this version of the V.H.I is reliable, valid and adapted to the population of classical singers. [less ▲] Detailed reference viewed: 143 (7 ULg) La presbyphonie - Le vieillissement de la voix; ; et al in Klein-Dallant, Carine (Ed.) Voix parlée et chantée (2006) Les changements causés par le vieillissement se déroulent à un rythme différent pour chaque personne et dépendent de facteurs comme le style de vie, les activités et l'environnement ainsi que des facteurs ... [more ▼] Les changements causés par le vieillissement se déroulent à un rythme différent pour chaque personne et dépendent de facteurs comme le style de vie, les activités et l'environnement ainsi que des facteurs comme le bagage génétique et l'état de santé.La presbyphonie est le terme employé pour définir le vieillissement de la voix. Elle s'observe le plus souvent après 60 ans et touche les deux sexes. Ce trouble vocal est la conséquence d'altérations morphologiques et fonctionnelles des systèmes pneumo-phono-articulatoires qui résultent d'une modification hormonale (thyroïdienne et sexuelles), d'une altération de l'état musculaire, vasculaire, nerveux ou respiratoire, ou encore d'un manque d'exercice vocal. 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