Evaluation of Nasality and Nasalance in Resonance Disorders

Park, Hee-June; Lee, Jin‐Choon

doi:10.35420/jcohns.2015.26.1.23

J Clin Otolaryngol Head Neck Surg

2015

DOI: 10.35420/jcohns.2015.26.1.23

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Evaluation of Nasality and Nasalance in Resonance Disorders

Hee-June Park¹,

Jin‐Choon Lee²

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Comparison of Nasalance Scores with and without Hypernasality Control Device in Adults with Hypernasality: A Preliminary Study

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2022

Audiol Speech Res

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The purpose of this study was to compare nasalance scores of the experimental vowels, words and paragraphs with and without ‘Hypernasality Control Device (HCD)’ in adults with hypernasality. Three adults with a cerebrovascular attack or a Parkinson’s disease wore in HCD, were asked to read aloud the experimental vowels, words and paragraphs. Using a Nasometer, the nasalance scores were measured. In all experimental vowels, words and paragraphs, the nasalance scores with HCD were measured lower than those without HCD. These results showed that HCD played a role in regulating nasal resonance in adults with hypernasality. However, various modifications and trials of HCD are required for the adequate modulation of nasal resonance. Additional studies are also required for adults with various degrees of hypernasality.

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Comparison of Nasalance Scores with and without Hypernasality Control Device in Adults with Hypernasality: A Preliminary Study

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2022

Audiol Speech Res

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Evaluation of Nasality and Nasalance in Resonance Disorders

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Comparison of Nasalance Scores with and without Hypernasality Control Device in Adults with Hypernasality: A Preliminary Study

Comparison of Nasalance Scores with and without Hypernasality Control Device in Adults with Hypernasality: A Preliminary Study

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