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Assessing the Impact of Vocal Volume as a Reliable Predictor of Successful Decannulation

August 17, 2023

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Assessing the Impact of Vocal Volume as a Reliable Predictor of Successful Decannulation

The purpose of this study is to evaluate Sound Level Meter (SLM) measurements as a new metric for the decannulation protocol and predictor of decannulation success at our facility.

Project Type: Research

Year started: 2022

Diagnosis: Decann

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