Randy said...
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The higher airflow rate requires the recruitement of extrinsic musculature
for the folds to resist the excessive blast. This in turn leads to more
subglottic pressure.
Randy Buescher
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How do the extrinsic muscles move the folds in a way that helps them resist
air pressure? I understand how the extrinsic musculature moves the entire
larynx, but how does it relate to the folds themselves? Thanks!
David Grogan
Marshall, Texas
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