original RESUMOObjetivo. Comparar as manifestações orofaríngeas de pacientes com as formas clássica e bulbar da ELA esporádica. Método. A avaliação fonoaudiológica de disfagia e disartrofonia seguiu a proposta de Casanova. Testou-se o movimento de lábio, língua, bochecha, pressão intra-oral, coordenação sucção/deglutição, pressão do esfíncter labial, mastigação, movimentação da língua, postura, mobilidade e força dos órgãos fonoarticulatórios. Resultados. 170 pacientes (56,47% homens e 59,41% brancos) com ELA bulbar (n= 66) e ELA clássica (n=104). As principais manifestações orofaríngeas foram as relacionadas a deglutição em 67,05%, seguindo-se a fonação 59,41% e a fala 51,76%. Conclusão. As manifestações orofaríngeas foram mais frequentes nos pacientes com a forma bulbar quando comparados à forma clássica. Unitermos. Esclerose lateral amiotrófica, Disartrofonia, DisfagiaCitação. Viana SMPO, Alvarenga RMP. Manifestações orofaríngeas na Esclerose Lateral Amiotrófica. ABSTRACTObjective. Compare the oropharyngeal manifestations of patients with classical and bulbar forms bulbar of sporadic ALS. Method. The speech therapy evaluation of dysphagia and dysarthrophonia followed the proposal of Casanova. Tested the movement of lip, tongue, cheek, oral cavity pressure, coordinating suction/swallow, pressure of lips, chewing, tongue movement, posture, mobility and strength of the articulators. Results. 170 patients (56.47% men and 59.41% white) were evaluated with bulbar ALS (n=66) and classic ALS (n=104). The major manifestations oropharyngeal were to swallow in 67.05%, phonation 59.41% and speech 51.76%. Conclusion. The oropharyngeal manifestations were significantly more frequent in patients with the bulbar form when compared to the classic form.
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