Clinical Management of Neurogenic Communicative DisordersDonnell F. Johns |
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Page 113
... respiratory mechanism . We hypoth- esize - and these are guesses rather than conclu- sions - that weakness and abnormal tone will be manifested as reduced overall loudness , and a ten- dency toward monoloudness and incoordination will ...
... respiratory mechanism . We hypoth- esize - and these are guesses rather than conclu- sions - that weakness and abnormal tone will be manifested as reduced overall loudness , and a ten- dency toward monoloudness and incoordination will ...
Page 118
... respiratory support muscles . In the girdled condition , his speech im- proved significantly except that articulation errors and some loudness control problems persisted . Es- pecially significant was a reduction in clavicular movements ...
... respiratory support muscles . In the girdled condition , his speech im- proved significantly except that articulation errors and some loudness control problems persisted . Es- pecially significant was a reduction in clavicular movements ...
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... respiratory muscles and that this limited range of movement , in turn , is related to rigidity . They provide an example of a patient who had weak respiratory muscles that were responsible for abnormal respiratory patterns , which in ...
... respiratory muscles and that this limited range of movement , in turn , is related to rigidity . They provide an example of a patient who had weak respiratory muscles that were responsible for abnormal respiratory patterns , which in ...
Contents
Description Diagnosis | 97 |
Surgical and Prosthetic Management | 153 |
Some Principles | 179 |
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