Journal of Communication Disorders, Deaf Studies & Hearing Aids
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Margaret Vento-Wilson

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• Research Article
  Articulatory Movement during Production of Lingua-Alveolar Stop Consonants in a Case of Congenital Aglossia
  Author(s): Betty McMicken, Margaret Vento-Wilson, Long Wang and Kelly Rogers Betty McMicken, Margaret Vento-Wilson, Long Wang and Kelly Rogers
  
  Background: This manuscript, the sixth in a series, discusses an investigation into production of lingua-alveolar stop consonants /tʌ/ and /dʌ/ by a person with congenital aglossia (PwCA), and the specific anatomical and physiological properties and kinematics involved. Methods: In this study, a modified barium swallow study was performed to analyze the PwCA's oral and pharyngeal tract, in addition to a video speech recording made during a series of imitative tasks isolating specific English phonemes (/tʌ/ and /dʌ/). Researchers evaluated the PwCA's vertical and horizontal range of motion (ROM) of the mobile articulators (i.e., mylohyoid, tongue base, lower incisors, hyoid) during /tʌ/ and /.. View More»
  DOI: 10.4172/2375-4427.1000142

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