Tumultus Sermonis and Contemporary Clinical Speech Therapy

Clinical Studies in Speech Therapy

[Clinical study on speech disorders and speech therapy of ankyloglossia].

Speech disorders in ankyloglossia, especially in the young children, were studied from various clinical points and the treatment method was discussed. The subjects were classified into Group A of over 5 years of age and Group B of less than 5 years of age, and also they were classified into Patterns I to IV, according to the site of articulation of the tongue. Then the subjects were discussed f...

the effects of speech rate,prosodic features, and blurred speech on iranian efl learners listening comprehension

کلید واژه ها به زبان انگلیسی: effect of speech rate on listening comprehension, blurred speech,segmental and suprasegmental features,authentic speech,intelligibility, discrimination, omission, assimilation چکیده: سرعت مطالب شنیداری در کلام پیوسته بطور کلی همواره کابوسی بوده برای یادگیرنده های زبان دوم و بالاخص برای شنوندگان ایرانی. علی رغم عقل سلیم که کلام با سرعت کندتری فعالیتهای درک مطلب شن...

Contemporary antihypertensive therapy.

Pharmacotherapy of human hypertension is effective, safe and well-tolerated. Antihypertensive drugs are of three broad classes: diuretics, sympatholytics and vasodilators. The use of each class is discussed and a summary of therapeutic considerations offered for representative agents. Recent trends in antihypertensive therapy are identified.

Clinical Analysis in Speech and Language Therapy: Occlusal Class and Speech Production

Occlusal class refers to the manner that the upper (maxilla) and lower (mandible) dental arches relate. This relation was first described by Angle [1], who proposed a malocclusion classification based on the relative position of the maxillary first molar. Malocclusion refers to the misalignment of teeth and/or incorrect relation between the teeth of the two dental arches. Class I malocclusion, ...