Journal of the Medical Association of Thailand = Chotmaihet thangphaet · 2013
Types of articulation errors in individuals with cleft lip and palate.
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Prathanee Benjamas, Pumnum Tawitree, Seepuaham Cholada
Аннотация
OBJECTIVE: To identify types of articulation errors in speech camp.
MATERIAL AND METHOD: Sixteen children with cleft palate with or without lip and articulatory defects in Mahasarakham Province and surrounding area enrolled for 3-day intensive speech camp that was held in Srinagarind Hospital. Assessments of speech and language problems: articulation, resonance, nasal emission/turbulence, voice, and intelligibility were performed. Type of articulation errors were grouped based on standard guidelines.
RESULTS: Velar production was the most common types, both at word (75%) and sentence levels (93%) followed by glottal and pharyngeal productions at word level testing (43.75% and 43.75%) and at sentence level (37.5% and 18.75%), respectively.
CONCLUSION: Abnormal backing of oral targets was the most common speech type. Further study and early prevention for articulation disorders are needed.
MATERIAL AND METHOD: Sixteen children with cleft palate with or without lip and articulatory defects in Mahasarakham Province and surrounding area enrolled for 3-day intensive speech camp that was held in Srinagarind Hospital. Assessments of speech and language problems: articulation, resonance, nasal emission/turbulence, voice, and intelligibility were performed. Type of articulation errors were grouped based on standard guidelines.
RESULTS: Velar production was the most common types, both at word (75%) and sentence levels (93%) followed by glottal and pharyngeal productions at word level testing (43.75% and 43.75%) and at sentence level (37.5% and 18.75%), respectively.
CONCLUSION: Abnormal backing of oral targets was the most common speech type. Further study and early prevention for articulation disorders are needed.