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true vocal cords

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true vocal cords
Etymology: ME, treue, faith; L, vocalis, of the voice; Gk, chorde, string
the vocal folds of the larynx (plicae vocales), as distinguished from the vestibular folds (plicae vestibulares), called false vocal cords. They are located inferior to the false vocal cords. See also vocal cord.

true vocal cords,
n.pl the vocal folds of the larynx as distinguished from the vestibular folds, called the
false vocal cords.

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Ventricular fold dysphonia is a rare type of voice disorder in which muscular tension in the throat forces ventricular folds to adduct over the true vocal cords during phonation while the true vocal folds remain open.
 
 
 
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