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ment. Int J pediatr Otorhinolaryngol. kejima P, et al. United airway disease:
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ijporl.2019.109677. 2016 May 11;9:93-100.
8. Christensen PM, Thomsen SF, Rasmus- 18. Grossman J. One way, one disease.
sen N, et al. Exercise-induced laryngeal Chest. 1997 Feb;111(2 Suppl):11S-16S.
obstructions: prevalence and symptoms 19. Hassen HE, Hasseba AM. Voice evalu-
in the general public. Eur Arch Otorhi- ation in asthma patients using inhaled
nolaryngol. 2011 Sept;268(9):1313-9. corticosteroid. Kulak Burun Bogaz Ihtis
9. Christopher KL, Morris MJ. Vocal fold Derg. 2016;26(2):101-8.
dysfunction, paradoxic vocal fold mo- 20. Hast MH. The developmental anatomy
tion, or laryngomalacia? Our under- of the larynx. Otolaryngol Clin Nort
standing requires an interdisciplin- Am. 1970 Oct; 3(3):413-38.
ary approach. Otolaryngol Clin N Am. 21. Heimdal JH, Roksund OD, Halvarson
2010 Feb;43(1):43-66. T, et al. Continuous laryngoscopy test:
10. Christopher KL, Wood RP, Eckert a method for visualizing laryngeal dys-
C, et al. Vocal cord dysfunction pre- function during exercise. Laryngoscope.
senting as asthma. N Eng J Med. 1983 2006 Jan;116(1):52-7.
Jun;308(26):1566-70. 22. Hočevar Boltežar I, Krivec U, Šereg-
11. Compalati E, Ridolo E, Passalaqua G, Bahar M. Laryngeal sensitivity test-
et al. The link between allergic rhini- ing in youth with exercise-inducible la-
tis and asthma: The united airway dis-
ma and rhinitis. PloS One. 2017 Jun May;6(3):413-23.
severe asthma forum 1: severe asthma - basic and clinical views 9;12(6):e0179125. doi: 10.1371/journal. 12. Chiang T, Marcinow AM, deSilva BW,
pone.0179125. et al. Exercise-induced paradoxical vo-
3. Anbar RD. Hypnosis in pediatrics: ap- cal fold motion disorder: diagnosis and
plication at a pediatric pulmonary cen- management. Laryngoscope. 2012
ter. BMC Pediatr. 2002 Dec 3;2:11. doi: Mar;123(3):727-31.
10.1186/1471-2431-2-11. 13. Cukier-Blaj S, Bewley A, Aviv JE, et al.
4. Anbar RD, Hehir DA. Hypno- Paradoxical vocal fold motion: a senso-
sis as a diagnostic modality for vo- ry-motor laryngeal disorder. Laryngo-
cal fold dysfunction. Pediatrics. scope. 2008 Feb;118(2):367-70.
2001 Dec;106(6):E81. doi: 10.1542/ 14. Dogan M, Eryuksel E, Kocak I, Celikel
peds.106.6.e81. T, et al. Subjective and objective evalua-
5. Ayres JG, Gabbott PL. Vocal cord dys- tion of the voice quality of patients with
function and laryngeal hyperrespon- asthma. J Voice. 2007 Mar;21(2):224-
siveness: a function of altered autonomic 30.
balance? Thorax. 2002 Apr;57(4):284- 15. Dunglison RD. The practice of med-
5. icine: a treatise on special pathology
6. Brook C, Noordzij P, Russel K, et al. and therapeutics. Philadelphia: Lea &
Predictive findings ofallergfic disease in Blanchard; 1842. 750 p.
fiberoptic nasolaryngoscopy. Laryngo- 16. Freedman MR, Rosenberg SJ, Schmalig
scope. 2015 Feb;125(2):286-90. KB. Childhood sexual abuse in patients
7. Campisi EC, Schneiderman JE, Owen with paradoxical vocal fold dysfunction.
B, et al. Exercise-induced larynge- J Nerv Ment Dis. 1991 May;179(5):295-
al obstruction: Quality initiative to 8.
improve assessment and manage- 17. Giavina-Bianchi P, Vivolo Aun M, Ta-
ment. Int J pediatr Otorhinolaryngol. kejima P, et al. United airway disease:
2019 Dec;127:109677. doi: 10.1016/j. current perspectives. J Asthma Allergy.
ijporl.2019.109677. 2016 May 11;9:93-100.
8. Christensen PM, Thomsen SF, Rasmus- 18. Grossman J. One way, one disease.
sen N, et al. Exercise-induced laryngeal Chest. 1997 Feb;111(2 Suppl):11S-16S.
obstructions: prevalence and symptoms 19. Hassen HE, Hasseba AM. Voice evalu-
in the general public. Eur Arch Otorhi- ation in asthma patients using inhaled
nolaryngol. 2011 Sept;268(9):1313-9. corticosteroid. Kulak Burun Bogaz Ihtis
9. Christopher KL, Morris MJ. Vocal fold Derg. 2016;26(2):101-8.
dysfunction, paradoxic vocal fold mo- 20. Hast MH. The developmental anatomy
tion, or laryngomalacia? Our under- of the larynx. Otolaryngol Clin Nort
standing requires an interdisciplin- Am. 1970 Oct; 3(3):413-38.
ary approach. Otolaryngol Clin N Am. 21. Heimdal JH, Roksund OD, Halvarson
2010 Feb;43(1):43-66. T, et al. Continuous laryngoscopy test:
10. Christopher KL, Wood RP, Eckert a method for visualizing laryngeal dys-
C, et al. Vocal cord dysfunction pre- function during exercise. Laryngoscope.
senting as asthma. N Eng J Med. 1983 2006 Jan;116(1):52-7.
Jun;308(26):1566-70. 22. Hočevar Boltežar I, Krivec U, Šereg-
11. Compalati E, Ridolo E, Passalaqua G, Bahar M. Laryngeal sensitivity test-
et al. The link between allergic rhini- ing in youth with exercise-inducible la-
tis and asthma: The united airway dis-
