Dr. M. Kumaresan Puberphonia demystified the statement by treating redirected phonation from larynx to pharynx.
The proposed concept of functional phonatory redirection postulates that successful treatment is achieved by redirecting phonation from a predominantly laryngeal mode of voice production to a physiologically efficient pharyngeal resonance pattern. This therapeutic redirection facilitates optimal vocal fold vibration, reduces unnecessary laryngeal muscle tension, and restores the natural adult voice without forceful pitch manipulation.
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"Kumaresan oropharyngeal facilitation technique"
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