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

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