Effect of Augmentative Technology on Communication and Quality of Life After Tracheostomy or Total Laryngectomy
Catherine T. Haring(The Ohio State University), Keith Casper(University of Michigan), Michael Brenner(University of Michigan), R. J. Morrison(University of Michigan), Anna Blakely(University of Michigan), Marie Leginza(University of Michigan), Janice L. Farlow(Indiana University Health), Norman D. Hogikyan(Michigan Medicine), Molly E. Heft Neal(University of Michigan), Rebecca C. Hoesli(Bastian Voice Institute), Teresa Lyden(University of Michigan), Kaitlin T. Vance(University of Michigan)
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