2012
DOI: 10.1111/j.1460-6984.2012.00165.x
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Comparison between perceptual assessments of nasality and nasalance scores

Abstract: The Nasometer might be useful for the SLP with limited experience in assessing resonance disorders in differentiating between hyper- and hyponasality. With listener reliability for ratings of hypernasality still being an issue, the use of a nasalance score as a complement to the perceptual evaluation will also aid the expert SLP. It will give an alternative way of quantifying speech resonance and might help in especially hard to judge cases.

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“…A similar result was found comparing nasalance scores with the results of perceptual speech assessment (spontaneous conversation and repeated sentences). The authors showed in the intra-rater analysis of experienced listeners, percentages of agreement ranging from 62.5% to 100% for spontaneous speech and 75% to 100% for repeated sentences (24) . It is also known that the speech material and the elicitation technique may influence the speech intelligibility score obtained from the perceptual assessment of speech and significant differences may exist between the production of a word obtained from the repetition of sentences or from the spontaneous conversation (14) .…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…A similar result was found comparing nasalance scores with the results of perceptual speech assessment (spontaneous conversation and repeated sentences). The authors showed in the intra-rater analysis of experienced listeners, percentages of agreement ranging from 62.5% to 100% for spontaneous speech and 75% to 100% for repeated sentences (24) . It is also known that the speech material and the elicitation technique may influence the speech intelligibility score obtained from the perceptual assessment of speech and significant differences may exist between the production of a word obtained from the repetition of sentences or from the spontaneous conversation (14) .…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…It is a subjective method which depends on the experience of the examiners, with risk of intra-and/or inter-rater discordance (4)(5)(6) . Therefore, the use of instrumental methods is important to complement this clinical evaluation, as well as to allow better planning and monitoring of the results of therapeutic procedures (4,7,8) .…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Na prática clínica, esta subjetividade pode ser reduzida com o uso de avaliação instrumental complementar, fornecendo dados quantitativos (DOTEVALL et al, 2002;BRUNNEGÅRD; LOHMANDER; VAN DOORN, 2012).…”
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“…Pretende-se alcançar consistência e uniformidade nas classificações, parâmetros universais e treinamento de profissionais (HENNINGSSON et al, 2008;SELL et al, 2009;OLIVEIRA, 2014;BAYLIS et al, 2015;MEDEIROS, 2015). Em função desses fatores, a complementação dos resultados de fala utilizando avaliação instrumental é sempre recomendada (DOTEVALL et al, 2002; BRUNNEGÅRD; LOHMANDER; VAN DOORN, 2012 MULLIKEN, 2010;COLLINS et al, 2012;PATEL et al, 2012;BARBOSA et al, 2013;NYBERG;PETERSON;LOHMANDER, 2014;EZZAT et al, 2015;SETABUTR et al, 2015). Abdel-Aziz (2007) CARDIA et al, 2011;CAMPOS et al, 2015;EZZAT et al, 2015).…”
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