Speech conveys who we are, what we think, and what we need. However, the ability to communicate can be compromised by neural and muscle damage, leading to a condition called dysarthria ...

He retains intact eye movement and limited orofacial movement with the capacity for vocalization but is unable to produce intelligible speech. At the end of each sentence, personalized text-to ...

Per Connected Speech Pathology, aphasia and dysarthria have a lot in common, including that both are often caused by factors ...

Doctors divide speech problems into two types: aphasia and dysarthria. Dysarthria is more relevant to people living with MS. It’s tied to a loss of motor function or muscle control. This makes ...

Evaluation and treatment of speech, language, and cognitive disorders in clients with varying neurologic diagnoses including but not limited to post-stroke aphasia, traumatic brain injury, dementia, ...

This article discusses the pathophysiology of PD as it relates to speech disorders and considers nonpharmaceutical therapeutic options for hypokinetic dysarthria. The most common symptom of ...

This module offers a study of the nature of acquired speech disorders, in particular acquired dysarthria (a motor speech disorder) and acquired dyspraxia (a motor coordination disorder) and their ...

An examination of motor speech disorders/disabilities (mainly dysarthria and apraxia) that result from brain injury. Motor speech disorders, as a communication disability in adults, will be addressed ...