Speech disorders and articulation training in patients after cleft palate surgery.

Results of articulation training on 60 cleft palate patients

(2) A longer period of training was required for the patients with more glottal stop sounds to reach normal or near-normal speech. In the younger age group, normal speech was reached within 6 months for the patients with fewer glottal stop sounds, and within 18 months for the cases with more glottal stop sounds. In the older age group, normal or near-normal speech was reached within 9 months fo...

Speech intelligibility after repair of cleft lip and palate

    Background: Intelligibility refers to understandability of speech; and lack of it can negatively affect children’s overall communication effectiveness. Children with repaired cleft lip and/or cleft palate (CL/P) may experience poor speech intelligibility. This study aimed at evaluating speech intelligibility in children with repaired CL/P who had not been referred to sp...

Electropalatography for articulation disorders associated with cleft palate.

BACKGROUND Cleft palate is the most common congenital deformity of the face. It could affect speech acquisition, resulting in articulation errors that could persist into adulthood. Electropalatography (EPG) has been used in speech therapy with individuals who have articulation problems that are unresponsive to "standard treatment" procedures. OBJECTIVES To determine the effectiveness of speec...

Speech Training for Cases of Cleft Palate

modern surgical techniques in treatment of patients with cleft lip & cleft palate

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