This report addresses the efficacy of treatment for functional phonological disorders in
children. The definition of phonological disorders and their incidence and prevalence are …

Previous research using electropalatography (EPG) has shown that a distinctive articulatory
characteristic of lingual consonants in the speech of school-age children with articulation …

ABSTRACTS The technique of electropalatography (EPG) records the location and timing of
tongue contacts with the hard palate during continuous speech. Recent developments in …

Recent developments in Electropalatography (EPG) as a technique for investigating spatio-
temporal details of tongue contacts with the hard palate in both normal and pathological …

Louise Cummings provides a comprehensive introduction to speech and language therapy
which will give SLT students an excellent starting point for a wide range of communication …

Aim Airway disorders are common in children with Down's syndrome. We report the findings
on airway endoscopy in a birth cohort of children from a well-defined geographical area, in …

The tongue is an important organ for the production of speech and it is of both theoretical
and practical interest to the phonetician and speechflanguage therapist to record details of …

Quantification of tongue shape is potentially useful for indexing articulatory strategies arising
from intervention, therapy and development. Tongue shape complexity is a parameter that …

A typical clinical population with speech impairment was investigated to determine the
extent of the presence of features of developmental dyspraxia and its interaction between …

Down's syndrome is the most commonly occurring genetic abnormality, involving about 1 in
600 births. The increasing life expectancy of individuals with Down's syndrome has revealed …