speech therapy

Difficoltà di deglutizione nei bambini con neurodisabilità: sfide e soluzioni

Mincarelli C, Barbi E, Orzan E, Peri F, Pintonello S, Grasso DL.

2025/4 — pag. 235-239 — DOI

Dysphagia, defined as the difficulty in swallowing a food or non-food bolus from the oral cavity to the stomach, is a significant disorder affecting neonates and children, with an incidence of 25-45% in normally developing children and up to 80% in t...

Senza parole: la sindrome di Landau-Kleffner

G. Corda

2019/7 — pag. 149-149

La sindrome CHARGE

S. Tajè, P. Cianci, A. Selicorni

2017/9 — pag. 585-586

“Vocal cord dysfunction”: quando l’asma non convince

S. Dal Bo, R. Meneghetti, G. Longo

2008/7 — pag. 445-450

The vocal cord dysfunction syndrome is a disease characterized by short crisis of dyspnea due to a paradoxical movement in adduction of vocal cords, with consequent laringeal narrowing, mainly inspiratory dyspnea/apnea and choking feeling. This man...

Appunti in calce

2005/6 — pag. 369-370

Ancora sulla macroglossia del DownL’appropriatezza del ricoveroAncora sulla fosfatasi alcalina

2003/1 — pag. 11-12

Balbuzie e neurosillaba

El. Viva, A. Carbone, E. Clementini, En. Viva

2002/4 — pag. 231-235

Stammer is a very common disorder in childhood and various factors may play a role in its aetiology. The authors emphasise the role of incomplete cerebral dominance as an important pathogenetic factor of stammer, as well as of other learning disabi...