Delve into the discussion on regressive voice assimilation, challenging traditional views of laryngeal phonology. Explore the intricate phonetic cues and contrasts that go beyond Voice Onset Time (VOT), examining the complexities of active [-voice] in voicing languages. Discover the prevalence of re

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Examining the role of voice quality in the laryngeal contrast of Polish, this research delves into the phonological complexities and perceptions of voice contrasts in the Polish language. It compares traditional binary approaches to newer unary approaches, discussing implications and challenges in r

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Female reproductive system infections such as Pelvic Inflammatory Disease (PID), Vaginitis, Cervicitis, Endometritis, and Salpingitis can lead to various symptoms and complications. These conditions are caused by different factors including infections, bacterial imbalances, and sexually transmitted

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Laryngeal tumours can be benign or malignant, with different types such as papilloma, chondroma, paraganglioma, and squamous cell carcinoma. These tumours present with various symptoms and may spread through direct, lymphatic, or hematogenous routes. Risk factors include tobacco smoking, alcohol con

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Pharyngeal suppuration and abscesses, such as peritonsillar abscess (Quinsy), parapharyngeal abscess, and retropharyngeal abscess, can present with symptoms like pain, fever, trismus, and neck swelling. Complications may include laryngeal edema and mediastinitis. Treatment involves systemic antibiot

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Explore Greek phonology exercises, resources like Wikipedia and Howe Library online, and key PIE sound transformations in Greek. Consult resources for laryngeal theory, Ancient Greek phonology, and Proto-Greek language.

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Phonology is structured into three modules - Sonority, Laryngeal, and Place - each with its own vocabulary and skeleton for computation. These modules interact in multiple-module spell-out systems to map linguistic structures onto phonetic realizations. Sonority, involving the audibility of linguist

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This consensus statement by the American Head and Neck Society Endocrine Surgery Section highlights the importance of recognizing immediate vocal fold paralysis (VFP) and partial neural dysfunction (PND) following thyroid and parathyroid surgery. The report emphasizes the need for early identificati

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Chronic sinusitis is a prevalent issue in Malaysia, affecting a significant portion of the population. This condition involves long-term inflammation of the sinuses, often recurring even after treatment. Common causes include allergies, inflammations, bone deformations, and sinus obstructions. Sympt

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Detailed illustrations and descriptions of the anatomy of the larynx, including structures such as the thyroid cartilage, epiglottis, vocal folds, and muscles like the cricothyroid and posterior cricoarytenoid. The images depict the laryngeal landmarks, ligaments, and nerves, providing a comprehensi

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Explore the phonetic and phonological aspects of voicing in the Polish language, including the representation of contrasts, laryngeal distributions, and processes like neutralization and assimilation. Dive into topics like final obstruent devoicing, two-way voicing contrast, and the role of sonorant

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Exploring the phenomenon of voice-induced vowel lengthening, this research delves into spontaneous vs. non-spontaneous voicing patterns and the documented transmission of voicing from vowels/sonorants to voiceless obstruents. The study discusses various theories on voice transmission from sonorants/

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This comprehensive overview covers various inflammations of the larynx in pediatric patients, including laryngotracheitis, supraglottitis, diphtheria, chronic non-specific laryngitis, tuberculosis (TB), scleroma, and voice-induced disorders. It discusses causes, symptoms, diagnostic features, treatm

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Stridor is an abnormal high-pitched sound caused by disrupted airflow in the larynx or windpipe, often affecting children. It can indicate various underlying issues based on the type of stridor present. Grades of stridor range from mild to severe, with different treatment approaches for each. Infect

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The formation of the head and neck region in embryonic development involves mesenchyme derived from paraxial mesoderm, lateral plate mesoderm, neural crest, and ectodermal placodes. Paraxial mesoderm contributes to brain case and muscle formation, while lateral plate mesoderm forms laryngeal cartila

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