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| Vocal folds are adducted and subglottal pressure begins to increase from respiratory flow |
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| Subglottal pressure beings to separate the inferior surface of the vocal folds as pressure continues to build |
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| The superior aspect of the vocal folds begin to open; the mass of high pressure air begins to develop modulations as it is affected by the waves in the mucosa |
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| The vocal folds are blown open, the air flow between the folds increases and the pressure at the folds decreases; transglottal flow |
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| Decrease pressure and elasticity bring the vocal folds back to midline; bernoulli effect |
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| The vocal folds make contact inferiorly |
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| After the air wave passes the vocal folds close completely and the cycle is complete |
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