The Vocal Extent Measure: Development of a Novel Parameter in Voice Diagnostics and Initial Clinical Experience.

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Andreas Möller

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Constanze Müller

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Eleanor Forbes

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Marie-Louise Freymann

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Tadeus Nawka

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10.1155/2018/3836714

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Philipp Caffier

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