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Fass R et al. – Use of more specific laryngeal functional parameters such as voice–related acoustic measures of pitch range, fundamental frequency and intensity also failed to demonstrate a significant response to proton pump inhibitor treatment as compared to placebo in patients with suspected LPR.

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