The dysarthrias and apraxia of speech are referred to as" motor speech disorders" because
they result from lesions that interfere with efficient and coordinated execution of motor …

This book is a compilation of articles written for speech-language clinicians, clinical and
basic scientists interested in motor speech control and its disorders, and other health care …

Motor Speech Disorders: Diagnosis and Treatment, Fourth Edition offers a detailed yet
streamlined introduction to motor speech disorders for graduate speech-language pathology …

Dysarthria is a disturbance in the sensorimotor processes of speech production associated
with damage to the central and/or peripheral nervous system. Together with apraxia of …

This chapter provides an overview of some issues in the management of motor speech
disorders (MSDs), though with the focus lying more on assessment, given the paucity of …

Motor speech disorders are characterized by phonatory, articulatory, and/or prosodic
disturbances resulting from neurologic deficit. These communicative disorders are …

36 September 1994 AJSLP volunteer training program. It is imperative that we learn to train
and direct effective volunteers. Limited reimbursed treatment, the chronicity of most …

In the past ten to fifteen years, expanded literatures have appeared on (1) the mechanisms
of speech motor control in normal and neurologically impaired individuals, and (2) …

Following the seminal works of Canter (152) and Darley, et al.(1) concerning differential
diagnosis and classification of dysarthria, considerable strides have been made with regard …