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一次单一的光生物调制会有选择性地改善了严重声疲劳的教师的声音稳定性和呼吸能力

Aline Garrido1, Renato Zangaro2, Osmar Pinto Neto3,4

  • 1CITE, Anhembi Morumbi University, São Paulo, Brazil. fonogarrido@gmail.com.

Lasers in medical science
|December 20, 2025
PubMed
概括

光生物调制 (PBM) 疗法为声音疲劳的教师提供了快速的声乐改善. 一次PBM会话显著提高了声质和呼吸功能,特别是在严重的病例中.

关键词:
声学参数 声学参数发的人会发.无侵袭性 无侵袭性职业健康 职业健康 职业健康 职业健康摄影生物调制 (Photobiomodulation) 是一种生物调制方法.呼吸能力 呼吸能力闪闪发光的闪闪发光者一次性治疗疗法 (Single-Session therapy) 是一种单一的疗法.语音语言病理学语音语言病理学教师 教师 教师的教师声乐疲劳 声乐疲劳 声乐疲劳职业康复 职业康复 职业康复 职业康复语音治疗是一种语音疗法.

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