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• W3215820026 abstract "The purpose of the study was to examine gender-related differences in benign vocal fold mass treatment.Adult patient with vocal fold mass diagnosed on strobovideolaryngoscopy examination were reviewed retrospectively. Patient demographics, past medical history, laboratory data, and examination findings during the initial visit and at follow-up were collected. The duration of voice therapy and the prevalence of surgery were analyzed for males and females.One hundred and fifty-eight patients (76 male and 82 female) were included. The percentage of professional voice users differed significantly between males and females. Vocal folds of females had a higher percent of reactive masses present. Females were also more likely to have a pseudocyst. Vocal folds of males showed a higher percent of masses of unspecified category on strobovideolaryngoscopy examination. A significantly greater proportion of females had abnormal high shimmer values, and abnormal low maximum phonation time; and a significantly greater proportion of females compared to males chose to participate in voice therapy. The average number of voice therapy sessions for males did not differ, nor did duration of voice therapy. A similar proportion of males and females underwent surgical mass excision. The treatment plan completed differed significantly between males and females with a higher percentage of males choosing to receive no treatment. For 45.54% of males and 59.70% of females the treatment plan consisted of voice therapy only. For 33.33% of males and 37.31% of females, the treatment plan included both voice therapy and surgery. Although gender was the strongest predictor for participation in voice therapy, professional voice uses also predicted participation in voice therapy in both men and women significantly. Professional singing in particular was not a significant predictor for participation in voice therapy. Males were significantly more likely than females to be lost to follow-up before treatment outcome could be assessed CONCLUSION: More females than males were found to have pseudocysts while more males than females had unspecified masses. Females and professional voice users were more willing than males to utilize voice therapy. No difference was found between males and females who decided to have surgery. The best treatment regimen for vocal fold mass is a combination of voice therapy and surgery, when necessary, but gender-specific differences merit further research as well as reconsideration of therapy approaches and strategies to optimize patient compliance." @default.
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• W3215820026 title "Gender Differences in Vocal Fold Mass Treatment" @default.
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