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...f [[laryngology]] to visualize and analyze the vibratory patterns of the [[vocal folds]] during phonation. ...es in the vocal fold vibration, which can be indicative of various [[voice disorders]].

== Vocal fold nodules == ...ign, bilateral growths on the [[vocal folds]] that are typically caused by vocal abuse or misuse.

...is a medical condition characterized by the simultaneous production of two vocal sounds. ...ders such as [[vocal fold paralysis]], [[vocal fold paresis]], and [[vocal fold nodules]].

== Vocal Folds == '''Vocal folds''' (pronounced: VOH-kul fohlds), also known as '''vocal cords''', are a pair of flexible bands of [[muscle tissue]] that are locate

== Vocal fold == ...Latin ''vocalis'' (relating to voice) and the Old English ''fealdan'' (to fold).

== Voice Disorders == ...he [[larynx]] (pronunciation: /ˈlærɪŋks/), which can result in a change in vocal quality, volume, pitch, or flexibility.

== Vocal == ...l field, it is often used to refer to anything related to the voice or the vocal cords.

...he vocal cords are a pair of soft tissues that produce sound through vocal fold vibration caused by the flow of air from the lungs. ...contains stem cells, which can be used to treat hematopoietic and genetic disorders.

...ology]] - The branch of science that studies hearing, balance, and related disorders. * [[Autism spectrum]] - The range of neurodevelopmental disorders comprising autism and related conditions.

...der]] - a mental disorder involving abnormal moods and emotions; affective disorders include manic-depressive disorder * [[Amyotrophic lateral sclerosis]] - the most common of a group of disorders known as motor neuron diseases, in which the nerves in the brain that contr