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[Medical artistic voice].

Qingfeng Zhang^1,2, Lu Wang^1,2

¹Department of Otorhinolaryngology Head and Neck Surgery，Shenzhen University General Hospital，Shenzhen University Clinical Medical Academy，Shenzhen University，Shenzhen，518055，China.

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This study introduces the medical artistic voice, using medical interventions to support professional voice users. It aims to enhance artistic voice development and career management through voice-related healthcare solutions.

Keywords:

medical artistic voice whole career management

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Area of Science:

Vocal Medicine
Performing Arts Medicine
Voice Science

Context:

The intersection of medical science and artistic vocal performance is an emerging field.
Professional voice users face unique career and health challenges.
Existing approaches may not fully address the holistic needs of artistic voice development.

Purpose:

To introduce and define the concept of the "medical artistic voice".
To propose a novel perspective integrating medical interventions with artistic voice growth.
To outline the potential applications of this interdisciplinary approach.

Summary:

This paper conceptualizes the "medical artistic voice" by applying medical strategies to foster artistic voice development.
It details how medical interventions can aid professional voice users in career management, treating voice disorders, and guiding clinical demands for voice therapy and equipment innovation.
The approach aims to broaden the research and application domains within medical vocal arts.

Impact:

Provides a new framework for understanding and supporting artistic voice professionals.
Suggests avenues for interdisciplinary research between medicine and the performing arts.
Potential to improve health outcomes and career longevity for voice artists.