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  • Title: [Speech disorders in ENT practice].
    Author: Seidner W.
    Journal: Laryngorhinootologie; 1997 Apr; 76(4):268-71. PubMed ID: 9264604.
    Abstract:
    The most frequent speech and language disorders which ENT doctors are confronted with are generally known to be and presented as: delayed speech and language development, dystalia, dysglossia, rhinolalia, dysarthria, and verbal fluency disorders (stuttering, cluttering). The diagnostic portion in comparison to the therapeutic part is always greater and quite different. The close cooperation with representatives of phoniatrics and pedaudiology, as well as logopedics and other specialities such as neurology, and internal medicine is highly necessary.
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