Larynx Adapter
Project Overview
There is a testing apparatus which uses an excised canine larynx to measure sub-glottal pressure, and indicator of vocal health. Our objective is to create an airtight, rigid, and transparent enclosure to obtain a more controlled testing environment; this enclosure will interface between a pressure measurement device and the canine larynx.
Team Picture
![From left to right: Sarah Switalski, Whitney Johnson, Clayton Lepak, John Renfrew, Kelsey Hoegh](/projects/f09/larynx_adapter/image/view/f759c004-eb2d-48bb-bc08-409adc88413a/Team_Picture.jpg)
Files
- Measuring Larynx Phonation Midsemester Report (October 16, 2009)
- Midsemester Paper (October 21, 2009)
- Project Design Specifications (October 21, 2009)
- Final Presentation Poster (December 8, 2009)
- Final Paper (December 10, 2009)
Contact Information
Team Members
- Clayton Lepak - Communicator
- Kelsey Hoegh - BSAC
- John Renfrew - BWIG
- Sarah Switalski - Co-Leader
- Whitney Johnson - Co-Leader
Advisor and Client
- Dr. Tom Yen - Advisor
- Adam Reeves - Client
- Dr. Jack Jiang - Alternate Contact