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Congenital Palatopharyngeal Incompetence (Cpi): The Natural History of a Late Appearing Birth Defect Manifest by Hypernasality
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Using articulatory adjustment to compensate for hypernasality - a modeling study based on measures of electromagnetic articulography (EMA)
… incompetency (VPI) is characterized by hypernasality, a speech quality related to excessive emission of acoustic energy through the nose, as caused by failure of velopharyngeal closure. As an attempt to reduce hypernasality and, in turn, improve the quality of VPI-related hypernasal …
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Influencing Oral-nasal Balance in Speech and Song
… control of oral-nasal balance in speakers with hypernasality in speech and song. Results indicated that for a group of five speakers with hypernasality, forward focus resulted in higher and backward focus resulted in lower nasalance scores. There was one exception wherein one male participant …
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Hypernasal Speech Analysis via Emperical Mode Decomposition and the Teager-Kasiser Energy Operator
… has been to develop a clear method for detecting hypernasality in speech. For speech pathologists, hypernsality is a critical diagnostic used for judging the severity of velopharyngeal (nasal cavity/mouth separation) inadequacy in children with a cleft lip or cleft palate condition. For physicians …
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Assessment of cleft palate articulation and resonance in familiar and unfamiliar languages: English, Spanish, and Hmong.
… analog scale (VAS) judgments were obtained for hypernasality, misarticulations, speech acceptability, and overall velopharyngeal dysfunction (VPD) of English, Spanish, and Hmong samples from naïve listeners, generalist speech-language pathologists (SLPs), and specialist SLPs. The speech samples …