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Master's Dissertation
DOI
https://doi.org/10.11606/D.17.2005.tde-16082006-173226
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Author
Full name
Janaína Mendes Laureano
E-mail
Institute/School/College
Knowledge Area
Date of Defense
Published
Ribeirão Preto, 2005
Supervisor
Committee
Romão, Gustavo Salata (President)
Ferriani, Rui Alberto
Oliveira, Domingos Sávio Ferreira de
Title in Portuguese
"Influência dos esteróides sexuais sobre a voz falada em mulheres do climatério"
Keywords in Portuguese
climatério
fonação
hormônios sexuais
voz
Abstract in Portuguese
São freqüentes as queixas entre as mulheres, particularmente entre as cantoras, de que ocorrem alterações na voz após a menopausa. Há relatos na literatura de que a freqüência fundamental da voz da mulher se altera nesta fase da vida. Como a prega vocal possui receptores para os esteróides sexuais, é possível que essas alterações sejam decorrentes da deficiência estrogênica observada no climatério. O presente trabalho teve como objetivo comparar a freqüência fundamental da voz (F0) de mulheres na pós-menopausa usuárias e não usuárias de terapia de reposição hormonal (TRH) com mulheres no menacme. Foram estudadas 45 pacientes: grupo-controle (15 mulheres de 20 a 40 anos, não usuárias de anticoncepcional hormonal, não fumantes, com ciclos menstruais regulares), grupo com TRH (15 mulheres de 45 a 60 anos, menopausadas há mais de 2 anos, usuárias de valerato de estradiol 1mg/norgestimato 90 mcg há no mínimo 6 meses) e grupo sem TRH (15 mulheres com idade de 45 a 60 anos, menopausadas há mais de 2 anos sem TRH há no mínimo 6 meses). Todas as pacientes foram submetidas à avaliação otorrinolaringológica e videolaringoscopia para confirmar a integridade da laringe. Posteriormente, avaliou-se a F0 com a emissão das vogais “e" e “i" na altura de fala habitual da paciente. A F0 foi analisada através do programa Dr.Speech 3.0®. Foi utilizado o teste ANOVA para comparação das médias de F0 entre os grupos. A média da idade dos grupos controle, com TRH e sem TRH foi respectivamente 30,3 anos, 54,5 anos e 56,5 anos. A média da F0 dos grupos foram respectivamente: vogal “e": 215,97 Hz; 206,21 Hz e 200,71 Hz, e vogal “i": 229,89 Hz; 221,79 Hz e 212,79 Hz. Os resultados mostraram uma tendência de agravamento da F0 em menopausadas, sendo a média do grupo com TRH mais próxima do grupo-controle que do grupo sem TRH. Entretanto não houve diferença estatisticamente significativa na F0 da voz para as vogais “e" (p=0,2127) e “i" (p=0,193), comparando os três grupos entre si. De acordo com esses resultados, parece não haver diferença clinicamente relevante na F0 da voz falada entre mulheres no menacme, menopausadas usuárias e não usuárias de TRH. A tendência à diminuição de F0 nas pacientes hipoestrogênicas sugere a possibilidade de que pequenas diferenças, decorrentes da influência hormonal sobre a laringe, que não tenham sido detectadas neste estudo, possam atingir maiores níveis de significância, quando os grupos forem analisados para a voz cantada.
Title in English
Influence of the sexual steroids on the voice speak in women of the climacteric
Keywords in English
climacteric
phonation
sex hormones
voice
Abstract in English
The complaints between the women are frequent, particularly between the singers, of whom alterations in the voice occur after the menopause. It has been reported, in literature, that woman’ fundamental frequency is altered in this phase of the life. As the vocal fold possess receivers for the sexual steroids are possible that these alterations are decurrent of the observed hypoestrogenism in the climacteric. To compare the voice fundamental frequency (F0) of postmenopausal women, users and non-users of HRT with women in menache. Forty-five patients have been trialed, divided into the following groups: control group (15 women of 20 to 40 years of age, non-users of hormonal contraceptives, non smokers, with regular menstrual cycles), group with HRT (15 women of 45 to 60 years of age, menopaused for over 2 years, users of estradiol valerate 1mg/norgestimato 90mcg for a minimum period of 6 months) and the group without HRT (15 women of 45 to 60 years of age, menopaused for over 2 years, without HRT for a minimum period of 6 months). All patients had been submitted to the otolaryngological evaluation and videolaryngoscopy in order to confirm the integrity of the larynx. Afterwards F0 has been evaluated by emitting the vowels [e] and [i] in the patient’s habitual voice pitch. The F0 was analyzed using the Dr.Speech Pro. 3 software. The ANOVA test was used in order to compare the averages of F0 between the groups. The average ages of the groups control, with HRT and without HRT were respectively 30,3 years, 54,5 years and 56,5 years. The average F0 of the groups control, with HRT and without HRT were respectively: vowel [e]: 215,97Hz; 206,21Hz and 200,71Hz and vowel [i]: 229,89Hz; 221,79Hz and 212,79Hz. The results showed a trend of aggravation of the F0 in postmenopausal women, once the F0 average of the group with HRT was closer to the group control than the group without HRT. However, in a comparison between those three groups, there were no significant statistical difference in the voice F0 for the vowels [e] (p=0,2127) and [i] (p=0,193). There were no differences in F0, in the speaking voice, between women in menache and postmenopausal users and non-users of HRT. However it’s been recorded a trend in the aggravation of F0 in the postmenopausal women, mainly amongst the without HRT users. In accordance with these results seem not to have significant clinical difference in the F0 of the voice said between women in menacme, postmenopausal users and non-users of HRT. The trend the reduction of F0 in the hypoestrogenism patients suggests the possibility of that small decurrent differences of the hormonal influence on the larynx, that they have not been detected in this study, can reach greaters levels of significance when the groups will be analyzed for the sung voice.
 
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