Manwa L Ng,Gloria C K Tsang
Manwa L Ng
Objective: Alaryngeal speech shows marked reduction in vocal intensity, resulting in reduced intelligibility. Lombard effect, speaking with background noise has been found to boost speakers' intensity. The study investigated oesophageal (ES...
Enhanced milieu teaching for children with autism spectrum disorder in South Africa [0.03%]
南非自闭症谱系障碍儿童的增强环境教学
Lauren H Hampton,Michal Harty,Elizabeth A Fuller et al.
Lauren H Hampton et al.
Purpose: Efficient and effective interventions are required to meet the communication needs of children with autism spectrum disorders (ASDs). However, most children with ASD living in South Africa do not receive individualised intervention...
Cognitive predictors of sentence comprehension in children with and without developmental language disorder: Implications for assessment and treatment [0.03%]
发育性语言障碍儿童句子理解的认知预测因素：对评估和干预的启示
Ronald B Gillam,James W Montgomery,Julia L Evans et al.
Ronald B Gillam et al.
Purpose: This paper summarises the clinical ramification of a large-scale study of the direct and indirect (mediated) influences of four cognitive mechanisms that are relevant to the comprehension of syntactic structure by school-age childr...
Detecting Bulbar Motor Involvement in ALS: Comparing speech and chewing tasks [0.03%]
ALS中延髓运动功能损害的评估：说话和咀嚼任务的效果比较
Erin M Wilson,Madhura Kulkarni,Meg Simione et al.
Erin M Wilson et al.
Purpose: To compare two different tasks and kinematic measures in terms of their ability to detect Amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (ALS) and differences in ALS severity in order to establish potential candidate markers of bulbar decline.Metho...
Growing a profession: Clinician perspectives on the evolving practice of speech-language pathology in Vietnam [0.03%]
职业的成长——越南言语-语言病理学实践发展的临床观点
Marie Atherton,Bronwyn Davidson,Lindy McAllister
Marie Atherton
Purpose: This paper reports findings from phase two of a multiphase cross-cultural research programme exploring the professional practice of a group of Vietnam's first university-qualified speech-language pathologists.Method: Employing qual...
Clinical profile of primary progressive aphasias in a tertiary care centre from India [0.03%]
印度三级医疗中心原发进行性失语的临床特征
Appaswamy Thirumal Prabhakar,Vivek Mathew,Ajith Sivadasan et al.
Appaswamy Thirumal Prabhakar et al.
Purpose: Progressive language dysfunction due to a selective neurodegeneration of the language networks is called primary progressive aphasia (PPA). However, demographic data on PPA is limited. In this study from India, we determined the pr...
Deborah Denman,Jae-Hyun Kim,Natalie Munro et al.
Deborah Denman et al.
Purpose: Given the barriers that inconsistent terminology poses for the Speech-Language Pathology (SLP) profession, this study aimed to develop an agreed-upon taxonomy with well-defined categories for describing language assessment practice...
Prosodic aspects of repetition in Swedish-speaking children with developmental language disorder [0.03%]
瑞典语发育性语言障碍儿童的重复 prosody特征研究
Simon Sundström,Björn Lyxell,Christina Samuelsson
Simon Sundström
Purpose: To examine repetition of stress and tonal word accents in real words and non-words in Swedish-speaking children with developmental language disorder (DLD), and to investigate the relation of prosodic repetition to measures of langu...
Communication service provision and access for people with Parkinson's disease in Australia: A national survey of speech-language pathologists [0.03%]
澳大利亚帕金森病患者的沟通服务提供与获取：对言语-语言病理学家的全国性调查
Megan Swales,Deborah Theodoros,Anne J Hill et al.
Megan Swales et al.
Purpose: To determine the clinical practices of Australian speech-language pathologists in the management of communication disorders in people with Parkinson's disease (PwPD) and their perspectives on service provision.Method: A cross-secti...
Automatic prediction of intelligible speaking rate for individuals with ALS from speech acoustic and articulatory samples [0.03%]
基于发音声学和构音样本的自动预测ALS患者的可懂发音速率
Jun Wang,Prasanna V Kothalkar,Myungjong Kim et al.
Jun Wang et al.
Purpose: This research aimed to automatically predict intelligible speaking rate for individuals with Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis (ALS) based on speech acoustic and articulatory samples. Method: Twelve participants with ALS and two normal...