SPEECH RESPIRATORY MEASURES IN SPASTIC CEREBRAL PALSIED AND NORMAL CHILDREN

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SHEMSHADI H.; SALEHI A.A.F.; NILIPOUR R.; BIGLARIAN A.

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SPEECH RESPIRATORY MEASURES IN SPASTIC CEREBRAL PALSIED AND NORMAL CHILDREN

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SHEMSHADI H. | SALEHI A.A.F. | NILIPOUR R. | BIGLARIAN A. | Issue Writer Certificate

Keywords

TIDAL VOLUMEQ3

PHONATORY VOLUMEQ3

VITAL CAPACITYQ3

SPASTIC CEREBRAL PALSYQ3

RESPIRATORY MEASURESQ2

Abstract

Objective: Research is designed to determine speech RESPIRATORY MEASURES in spastic cerebral palsied children versus normal ones, to be used as an applicable tool in speech therapy plans.Materials & Methods: Via a comparative cross-sectional study (case – control), and through a directive goal oriented sampling in case and convenience approach for controls; twenty spastic cerebral palsied and twenty control ones with age (5-12 years old) and sex (F=20 M=20) were matched and identified. All possible inclusion and exclusion criteria were considered by thorough past medical, clinical and para clinical such as chest X-ray and Complete Blood Counts reviews to rule out any possible pulmonary and/or systemic disorders. Their speech respiratory indices were determined by Respirometer (ST 1-dysphonia), made and normalized by Glasgow University. Obtained data were analyzed by independent T test.Results: There were significant differences between cases and control groups for "mean TIDAL VOLUME", "phonatory volume" and "vital capacity" at a=0.05 values and these values in patients were less (34%) than normal children (P<0.001).Conclusion: Measures obtained are highly crucial for speech therapist in any speech therapy primary rehabilitative plans for spactic cerebral palsied children.

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SHEMSHADI, H., SALEHI, A.A.F., NILIPOUR, R., & BIGLARIAN, A.. (2008). SPEECH RESPIRATORY MEASURES IN SPASTIC CEREBRAL PALSIED AND NORMAL CHILDREN. ARCHIVES OF REHABILITATION (JOURNAL OF REHABILITATION), 8(4 (32)), 12-15. SID. https://sid.ir/paper/43212/en

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SHEMSHADI H., SALEHI A.A.F., NILIPOUR R., BIGLARIAN A.. SPEECH RESPIRATORY MEASURES IN SPASTIC CEREBRAL PALSIED AND NORMAL CHILDREN. ARCHIVES OF REHABILITATION (JOURNAL OF REHABILITATION)[Internet]. 2008;8(4 (32)):12-15. Available from: https://sid.ir/paper/43212/en

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H. SHEMSHADI, A.A.F. SALEHI, R. NILIPOUR, and A. BIGLARIAN, “SPEECH RESPIRATORY MEASURES IN SPASTIC CEREBRAL PALSIED AND NORMAL CHILDREN,” ARCHIVES OF REHABILITATION (JOURNAL OF REHABILITATION), vol. 8, no. 4 (32), pp. 12–15, 2008, [Online]. Available: https://sid.ir/paper/43212/en

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