M-Mode Color Doppler Ultrasonic Imaging of Vertical Tongue Movement During Articulatory Movement

Saigusa, Hideto; Saigusa, Makoto; Aino, Iichirou; Iwasaki, Chiharu; Li, Lishu; Niimi, Seiji

doi:10.1016/j.jvoice.2005.01.003

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“…However, what all publications lack so far is definitive segmentary description of the swallowing act. When tongue movements have been investigated by means of M-mode-ultrasonography in the past, the analyses were restricted to the movements' amplitude and duration only; in other words, their evaluations are purely quantitative [3,9,17,25].…”

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Investigation of Tongue Movements during Swallowing with M-Mode Ultrasonography

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“…Was aber allen bisher veröffentlichten Arbeiten fehlt, ist eine definierte Unterteilung des Schluckvorganges. Selbst wenn Zungenbewegungen mittels M-ModusSonographie untersucht wurden, so beschränkte sich die Analyse allein auf die Amplitude und die Dauer der Bewegungen; das heißt, es handelte sich um rein quantitative Auswertungen [3,9,17,25].…”

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“…The soil pH in water was measured in a water suspension of each soil sample using a soil solution ratio of 1:2.5. The yl was measured by titrating a 1 M KCl soil extract with 0.1 M NaOH (34). Soil samples were stored at 4°C until they were processed to investigate pathogen density as described below.…”

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Suppression of Common Scab of Potato Caused by Streptomyces turgidiscabies Using Lopsided Oat Green Manure

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Field experiments were conducted to determine the effect of green manure as fallow on common scab of potato caused by Streptomyces turgidiscabies. Significantly fewer diseased tubers were harvested from soil incorporated with lopsided oat or woolly pod vetch compared with those from oat and continuous potato cultivation in a planter experiment. Each field experiment consisted of lopsided oat cultivated during the spring and summer prior to the potato planting. Comparisons were also made with several other treatments, including cultivation of woolly pod vetch, oat, soybean, sugar beet, and potato (‘Yukirasya’, which is resistant to potato common potato scab) and soil application of Ferosand (Fe, mainly FeSO4, to decrease the soil pH). In field experiments conducted during 1999–2000, treatment with lopsided oat followed by lopsided oat or woolly pod vetch was significantly more effective at suppressing the disease severity than oat and continuous potato cultivation (P < 0.001). An increase in the marketable tuber ratio was also more significant than for oat and continuous potato cultivation (P < 0.001). In field experiments conducted during 2000–01, lopsided oat cultivation alone and with the application of Ferosand (1.8 t/ha) or resistant potato cultivar treatment were significantly more effective at suppressing the disease severity and incidence than sugar beet cultivation (P < 0.001), even under high disease intensity in the field. However, potato yield had a tendency to reduce after lopsided oat treatment with an application of Ferosand (1.8 t/ha) compared with lopsided oat alone or the application of Ferosand at 600 kg/ha, due to low pH conditions. In field experiments conducted during 2001–02, the lowest severity and incidence of common scab of potato were observed in soil treated with lopsided oat than with other treatments (P < 0.05 and P < 0.001, respectively). These findings suggest that lopsided oat used as fallow green manure can reduce the severity of common scab and increase potato yield.

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“…Twenty-one studies reported data related to the neurophysiology of speech production in degenerative dysarthria. A variety of techniques were reported including electropalatography [42][43][44] , X-ray microbeam [45] , optoelectronic movement analysis [46] , ultrasound imaging [47] and force transduction [48] to the study of lip [49] , tongue [48,50] , laryngeal [51,52] and velopharyngeal [53,54] components of speech. Neurophysiological techniques have also been used to compare motor speech function with digit control [55,56] .…”

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The Degenerative Dysarthrias: A Window into Critical Clinical and Research Issues

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Although diversity of symptoms and urgency of needs pose many challenges, management of the degenerative dysarthrias is a crucial aspect of clinical practice. The purpose of this article is to review current research literature on selected degenerative dysarthrias including those associated with Parkinson’s disease, multiple sclerosis, and amyotrophic lateral sclerosis. These dysarthrias are prevalent yet represent distinct patterns of underlying neuropathology, symptoms, age of onset, and rate of progression. Literature searches including the period 1997–2006 yielded 148 different studies reporting data on communication issues related to dysarthria. By far the largest category of studies was that which provided a basic description of speech production including the neurophysiologic, acoustic, or perceptual properties of dysarthria. Other categories included management (assessment and treatment) and the psychosocial consequences of dysarthria. While the topic of management of degenerative dysarthria is a focused one, it provides a window into many issues critical to the field of communication disorders including fundamental properties of speech production, development of evidence-based treatment techniques, the staging of these techniques into an effective management sequence, and the psychosocial consequences of communication disorders along with techniques to maintain communicative participation in the face of degenerative conditions.

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M-Mode Color Doppler Ultrasonic Imaging of Vertical Tongue Movement During Articulatory Movement

Cited by 12 publications

References 19 publications

Investigation of Tongue Movements during Swallowing with M-Mode Ultrasonography

Investigation of Tongue Movements during Swallowing with M-Mode Ultrasonography

Suppression of Common Scab of Potato Caused by Streptomyces turgidiscabies Using Lopsided Oat Green Manure

The Degenerative Dysarthrias: A Window into Critical Clinical and Research Issues

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