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Title of Journal: Arch Neurol

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Abbravation: Archives of Neurology

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American Medical Association

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10.1007/978-1-4613-0313-8_25

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0003-9942

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Distinguishing and Improving Dysarthria due to Fac

Authors: Arnold Starr
Publish Date: 1988/10/01
Volume: 45, Issue: 10, Pages: 1061-1061
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To the Editor  —An impairment of speech production can accompany a lesion of the eighth cranial nerve producing paresis of facial muscles The patients may become aware of their difficulties in speech production particularly during telephone conversations when they may have to repeat themselves several times to be understood The dysarthria is also apparent to the examining physician raising the possibility that a brainstem lesion is the cause of the speech disorder with the facial paresis being a separate manifestation of the central pathology Several years ago one of my patients with Bells palsy and speech impairment showed me a method for transiently alleviating the dysarthria that has stood the test of time as a means for assuring myself that the patients speech productionTo show maneuver for improving dysarthria in facial paresis


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