The Laryngoscope · 2015
Evaluation of embouchure dysfunction: Experience of 139 patients at a single center.
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Termsarasab Pichet, Frucht Steven J
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OBJECTIVES/HYPOTHESIS: Our aims are to 1) illustrate the complexity and phenomenological richness of the embouchure; 2) delineate the main clinical features of non-dystonic embouchure problems (NED) versus embouchure dystonia (ED); and 3) provide a practical framework for physicians who may encounter a patient with embouchure dysfunction.
STUDY DESIGN: We performed retrospective chart and video review and report 139 instrumentalists with embouchure dysfunction evaluated over a 15-year period.
RESULTS: Included in this group are 109 ED patients (20 newly reported and 89 previously published) and 30 NED patients. Non-dystonic embouchure problems included the overuse syndrome, infraorbital neuropathy, and orbicularis oris tears, among others.
CONCLUSIONS: Based on this experience, the largest series presented to date, we propose a practical guide to help evaluate patients with embouchure dysfunction in the office.
LEVEL OF EVIDENCE: 4. Laryngoscope, 126:1327-1333, 2016.
STUDY DESIGN: We performed retrospective chart and video review and report 139 instrumentalists with embouchure dysfunction evaluated over a 15-year period.
RESULTS: Included in this group are 109 ED patients (20 newly reported and 89 previously published) and 30 NED patients. Non-dystonic embouchure problems included the overuse syndrome, infraorbital neuropathy, and orbicularis oris tears, among others.
CONCLUSIONS: Based on this experience, the largest series presented to date, we propose a practical guide to help evaluate patients with embouchure dysfunction in the office.
LEVEL OF EVIDENCE: 4. Laryngoscope, 126:1327-1333, 2016.