A, Motion scores above the glottis by using “eee” phonation and breath-hold techniques. A, Motion scores above the glottis by using “eee” phonation and.

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A, Motion scores above the glottis by using “eee” phonation and breath-hold techniques. A, Motion scores above the glottis by using “eee” phonation and breath-hold techniques. More than 80% of both groups had no or only mild motion. B, Motion scores at the glottis by using “eee” phonation and breath-hold techniques. Despite the mild vibratory motion necessary for phonation, scores did not differ significantly between phonation and breath-hold, and most patients did not have any significant motion. C, Motion scores below the glottis by using “eee” phonation and breath-hold techniques. Because scanning commenced from cranial to caudal, there was concern that patients would move as they ran out of breath. However, motion scores are best below the glottis. mod indicates moderately. V.V. Wear et al. AJNR Am J Neuroradiol 2009;30:1102-1106 ©2009 by American Society of Neuroradiology