Definition: Pharyngognathi is a term used in medicine to describe individuals with an abnormality of their vocal cords, also known as a voice defect. It involves a combination of physical and emotional factors that can lead to difficulties speaking or singing. These individuals may have difficulty with speech production, pitch, tone, or intonation. Pharyngognathi are typically characterized by a high-pitched voice, often with a distinctive nasal sound or a raspy quality. They may also exhibit other vocal abnormalities
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