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Some Important Factors in the Assessment of Oropharyngeal Function

The radiological findings in 200 children with abnormalities of speech and swallowing have been reviewed and contrasted with normal children. The criteria used for the assessment of abnormality are given.

F. H. Kemp | G. Ardran

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