Liran Oren

Associate Professor

University of Cincinnati

United States

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Dr. Liran Oren is an Associate Professor at the University of Cincinnati, USA (country code: 1). His research focuses on vocal fold biomechanics, acoustic analysis, and surgical interventions for voice disorders. He has contributed significantly to the understanding of glottal shape dynamics, supraglottal jet flow, and the mechanical properties influencing phonation and dysphagia.

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Charles Farbos de Luzan

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University of Cincinnati

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Suzanne Boyce

University of Cincinnati

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Gregory Dion

University of Cincinnati

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Dynamically Quantifying Vocal Fold Thickness: Effects of Medialization Implant Location on Glottal Shape and Phonation

Volumetric supraglottal jet flow field analysis in synthetic multilayered self-oscillating vocal fold model

Tracheal Anastomosis Leaks Across Suture Techniques and Tensions: A Biomechanical Ex Vivo Study

Acoustics and aerodynamic effects following glottal and infraglottal medialization in an excised larynx model

An Ex‐vivo Model Examining Acoustics and Aerodynamic Effects Following Medialization With and Without Arytenoid Adduction

In Memoriam: Sid M. Khosla, 1962–2022

Method for Fabricating Transparent Patient-Specific Vocal Tract Replicas

Secretion Bubbling as the Sound Mechanism for Nasal Rustle: A Perceptual Study

Surgical Treatment of Acquired Velopharyngeal Insufficiency in Adults With Dysphagia and Dysphonia

Impact of Vertical Stiffness Gradient on the Maximum Divergence Angle

Using High-Speed Nasopharyngoscopy to Quantify the Bubbling Above the Velopharyngeal Valve in Cases of Nasal Rustle

Understanding Nasal Emission During Speech Production: A Review of Types, Terminology, and Causality

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Charles Farbos de Luzan

Suzanne Boyce

E. Gutmark

Gregory Dion

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