The problem of auditory and visual imperceptivity in stutterers. (A preliminary clinical report).
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Hearing Disorders↗
Biomedical subjects
E FROESCHELS
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A survey of European literature in speech and voice pathology.
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Data Collection↗
[Contribution to the treatment of common hiccups].
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Hiccup↗
Is handedness organic or functional in nature?
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Functional Laterality↗
Remarks on some pathologic and physiologic conditions of the human voice.
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Humans↗
Some logopedic therapeutic suggestions.
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Chorea↗
Symptomatology in stuttering. An aid to the case history.
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Humans↗
Logopedics for the family physician.
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Humans↗
The question of the origin of the vibrations of the vocal cords; a clinical contribution.
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Humans↗
Psychological treatment of speech and voice disorders.
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Humans↗
A method of therapy for paralytic conditions of the mechanisms of phonation, respiration and glutination.
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Deglutition Disorders↗
Grammar, a basic function of language-speech; some conclusions concerning aphasia and concerning psychoanalysis.
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Aphasia↗
[A few logopedic differences between Europe and the USA].
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Europe↗
Treatment of nodules of vocal cords by chewing method.
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Disease↗