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100			_aGeetha, Y.V
245		0	_aEffect of oral anesthetization on the speech characteristics of persons with and without stuttering
260			_bAll India Institute of Speech and Hearing _c2014
270			_aAll India Institute of Speech and Hearing
270			_mgeethayelimeli@gmail.com
300			_a 33-38
490			_vVolume 33
520			_aAppropriate sensory feedback from the speech structures aects articula- tion and prosody. The study aimed to investigate the eects of oral anes- thetization on the speech characteristics in persons with stuttering (PWS) compared to normals. The participants included 18-30 year old 25 PWS and 25 age and gender matched controls. Their spontaneous speech and reading samples were video recorded prior to and after the administration of oral anesthesia. These samples were analyzed for Stuttering Like Dis uencies (SLDs), Normal Dis uencies (NDs), Articulation Errors (AE) and rate of speech. The SLDs and NDs were signicantly reduced un- der oral anesthesia and AEs were more of distortions and not signicant. The rates were signicantly reduced in both the groups under oral anes- thesia. The reduction in sensory input thus showed an inuence on the speech behaviors and rate of speech signifying the need of appropriate sen- sory feedback from the articulators for uent speech which needs further exploration.
653			_aOral sensory feedback, Articulatory errors, Stuttering and normal disfluencies
700			_aIrfana, M
700			_aSahana, V
700			_aSangeetha, M
700			_aSundararaju, H
773			_aJournal of All India Institute of Speech & Hearing
856			_uhttp://192.168.102.7/jaiish/index.php/aiish/article/view/777/470
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