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  1. Air leak white noise

    When the vocal cords do not come together completely there is a continuous leak of air - turbulent airflow, making a "white noise." Think of a whisper where the vocal cords are held apart with no vibration of the vocal cords. A whisper is pure white noise. There is only turbulent air flow.
  2. Anterior gap

    Vocal cord trauma may disrupt the vocal cords where they attach at the front of the larynx. If the vocal cords heal slightly apart anteriorly, air escapes through the front of the vocal cords. It really becomes impossible for a person to close this gap without the help of surgery.
  3. Split gap

    Vocal overdoers typically have hefty vocal cord muscles and may also have a callus or swelling on the edge of the vibrating portion of the vocal cord. This swelling is typically in the very center of the cord and it stands out from the edge of the vocal cord.
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  5. Tension

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  6. Mass

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  7. Stiffness

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