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Murray, P. R., Thomson, S. L. Synthetic, Multi-Layer, Self-Oscillating Vocal Fold Model Fabrication. J. Vis. Exp. (58), e3498, doi:10.3791/3498 (2011).
発声を研究するための既存の方法は、切り出されたlarynxの複数形と合成モデルを用いた in vitro実験で 、人間と動物の被験者を用いた in vivo実験、および計算モデルに含まれていますING。危険と困難な機器へのアクセスのおかげで、in vivoの実験で深刻なスコープに制限されています。切除した喉頭の実験では、解剖学的および生理的リアリズムの利点がありますが、幾何学的および材料プロパティの変数を含むパラメトリック解析は限られている。さらに、彼らは通常、時間の比較的短い期間(通常は分のオーダー)のために振動することのみ可能です。
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