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aphonia, aphony loss of the power of speech; dumbness. — aphonic, — apho-nous, adj. See also: Speech
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Furthermore, primary TEP is associated with a shorter duration of aphonia following laryngectomy, and it obviates the need for a second operation and interim tube feedings. We evaluated a 57-year-old nonsmoking woman who had a 2-month history of aphonia. In fact, patient 1 was unable to complete the voice load test because of aphonia and odynophonia. |
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