The Source of Nasal Rustle (Nasal Turbulence): An Overview of Current Evidence
Michael Rollins,
Ann Kummer
Abstract:Objective Nasal rustle (also called nasal turbulence) refers to a loud distracting sound that sometimes occurs with audible nasal emission (ANE) during the production of pressure-sensitive consonants in patients with velopharyngeal insufficiency (VPI). This article examines evidence for two hypotheses of causality: vibration of the soft palate ( velar flutter) and periodic motion of mucus above the velopharyngeal port ( turbulent mucus). Conclusion A review of the relevant literature shows inconclusive evidenc… Show more
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