Long compound German words could not be repeated, since after the first or second syllable there was a severe emotional excitement; syllable articulation and phonation ceased.
The examination was continued to learn the difficulties of innervation of the muscles of phonation whose proper delicacy had been lost.
Then the patient must be made to perform the contractions necessary in phonation and articulation unconsciously.
With a normal attack--the spiritus lenis in contradistinction to the spiritus asper--the glottis is in position for phonation at the moment breath passes through it.
This latter is the so-called spiritus asper, because the emission of unvocalized breath which precedes phonation gives an aspirated or h sound, so that, instead of ah, we hear haa.
Tics ofphonation are often superadded to the gesticulations of variable chorea.
Phonation and respiration are implicated as well as articulation.
He has also a tic of phonation dating back to his fifteenth year.
Mention must be made here of true spasms of phonation or laryngospasms, the result of local irritation, which disappear with its removal.
Difficulties of articulation and phonation may be overcome by recitation, by declaiming, by scanning utterance, by dwelling on the vowels, etc.
For this reason we think it preferable to exclude stammering, stuttering, and all defects of phonation or articulation whose existence is revealed only in the act of speaking.
Phonation may be prevented during esophagoscopy by preventing approximation of the cords, through inserting a silk-woven cathether in the trachea.
Sudden shutting off of the expiratory blast and the phonation during paroxysmal cough is almost pathognomonic of a movable tracheal foreign body.
In those who survive, the voice has a peculiar nasal twang, as in phonation the air is expelled through the nose instead of through the mouth, and the articulation, especially of certain consonants, is very indistinct.
The substance of the lip is uniformly firm and rigid, so that it moves in one piece, and sucking, mastication, and phonation are interfered with.
Arrows are represented passing from the centre of phonation to the lower centres in the medulla which preside over the muscles of the jaw, tongue, lips, and larynx.
It must not, however, be thought that the vocal instrument consists of two separately usable parts, for phonation (except in the whispered voice) always accompanies articulation.
Diagram to illustrate movements of cartilages in breathing and phonation 8.
By placing the hand on the vocal instrument she appreciated by the tactile motor sense the movements associated withphonation and articulation.
This canula was supplied with a valve which closed during expiration so as to allow of breathing through the mouth, and a phonation apparatus for production of the voice.
In Moure’s operation the functions of the eye, and of the nerves and muscles of the face, are not interfered with, nor are there those difficulties with phonation and deglutition which are left by removal of the upper jaw.
I find that some monkeys do not make some of these inflections at all, although thephonation of a species is generally uniform in other respects.
Breathing has for its object so far as phonation is concerned no other purpose than to so affect the vocal bands, that the resonance chambers really do resound.
At phonation the bands are drawn toward each other, meeting just as it commences.
They are, since phonation is at will, voluntary muscles; but it is an interesting fact that the laryngeal muscles of either side invariably act together.
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