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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2021 May 1.
Published in final edited form as: Laryngoscope. 2020 Feb 8;130(5):1243–1248. doi: 10.1002/lary.28203

Table 2:

Voice diagnoses among patients with voice disorders and mental health disorders

MH then VD n= 7251 (63%) VD then MH n= 4167 (37%) VD +MH total N= 11419l P value*
Voice Category n, (%)
 Acute laryngitis 2362 (32.6) 1308 (31.4) 3670 0.1888
 Chronic laryngitis 126 (1.7) 96 (2.3) 222 0.0351
 Benign neoplasm of the larynx 143 (2.0) 148 (3.6) 291 <.0001
 Laryngeal cancer 82 (1.1) 185 (4) 267 <.0001
 Combined nonspecific dysphonia 4996 (68.9) 2846 (68.3) 7842 0.4926
 Vocal fold paresis/paralysis 280 (3.9) 227 (5.5) 507 <.0001
 Laryngeal stenosis 54 (0.7) 80 (2.0) 134 <.0001
 Laryngeal spasm 128 (1.8) 88 (2.1) 216 0.1913
Mental health categories n, (%)a
 Depression 5502 (75.9) 2195 (52.7) 7697 <.0001
 Anxiety 5401(74.5) 2479 (59.4) 7880 <.0001
 Somatoform 715 (9.9) 680 (16.3) 1395 <.0001
 Stress-related diagnoses (including adjustment disorders) 1502 (20.7) 638 (15.3) 2140 <.0001
*

Patients may have multiple voice or mental health diagnoses

P value was calculated via chi-square test

MH = mental health, VD = voice diagnosis