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The document discusses the importance of laryngeal function studies in voice assessment, emphasizing the role of acoustic and aerodynamic measures in understanding vocal tract control and guiding treatment plans. It outlines key principles for clinical measurement, including the significance of patient-reported outcome measures (PROMs) and various acoustic parameters like jitter and shimmer. The document also highlights the need for accurate data collection protocols, interpretation of results, and the integration of objective measures with perceptual evaluations to inform effective voice therapy and management strategies.

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