title: [Articulation and nasalization in palatal cleft].
abstract: The author studied 189 patients after operations for cleft palate who had not had earlier logopedic rehabilitation. The range of disturbances was presented as a sum of abnormal articulations against a background of functional disturbances of various degree. Preponderance of articulation disturbances was noted--84.7% in relation to nasalization--75.1%. Patients with moderate and high-grade nasalization achieved evidently worse results of speech rehabilitation and had a much smaller possibility of autocorrection in relation to those with--out impairing nasalization. Moreover, articulation changes were found in patients without nasalization and with low-grade nasalization, which suggests persistence of habits, and the need for early exercises to prevent the formation of harmful compensations.
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authors.lastname: Dobrowolska-Pietroń
mesh_terms: D001184:Articulation Disorders / Q000209:etiology*; D002972:Cleft Palate / Q000150:complications*; D010700:Phonetics
vernacular_title: Artykulacja a nosowanie w rozszczepie podniebienia.