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Three groups of subjects were selected: 4 patients diagnosed with spastic dysarthria (age range: 14-49 years, [bar.X] = 26), 4 patients diagnosed with apraxia of speech with concomitant aphasia (age range: 31-55 years, [bar.X] = 44.5) and 15 normal subjects with no history of neurological, psychiatric or language disorders , which formed the control group (age range: 22-52 years, [bar.X] = 32.46).
"It is imperative there be greater public awareness about childhood apraxia of speech in Palatine among community members, physicians, education professionals, policymakers and elected officials," says the proclamation.
Furthermore, either or both treatments could have caused an improvement in speech-motor programming abilities (e.g., apraxia of speech) as indicated by improvement on the repetition and fluency subtests of the WAB.
Aronson, "Singing as therapy for apraxia of speech and aphasia: report of a case," Brain and Language, vol.
Abstract--In this phase I rehabilitation study, we investigated the effects of an intensive phonomotor rehabilitation program on verbal production in a 73-year-old male, 11 years postonset a left-hemisphere stroke, who exhibited apraxia of speech and aphasia.
It wasn't until Adam was 2 years old that a neurodevelopmental pediatrician diagnosed him with a neurological speech disorder called apraxia of speech.
Here's How to Treat Childhood Apraxia of Speech, 2nd Edition
[18.] Marquardt TP; Jacks A, Davis B L Token-totoken variability in developmental apraxia of speech: three longitudinal case studies.
The first group includes reports on the potential effects of new treatments for poststroke aprosodia, apraxia of speech, spatial-cognitive disorders, and word retrieval in aphasia.
She suggested that Evan had apraxia of speech. I made her spell it, and I hit the Internet before she pulled out of the driveway.
Bowen, a speech-language pathologist in Australia, outlines the classification, assessment, diagnosis, and treatment of articulation disorders, phonological disorders, and childhood apraxia of speech, with a focus on evidence-based practice.
Ideomotor, limb, or buccofacial apraxia, as well as apraxia of speech, may be associated with acute and protracted dysphagia and should be studied.