Voice and Fluency Changes as a Function of Speech Task and Deep Brain Stimulation

Sep 29

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These findings suggest that voice and fluency are differentially affected by DBS treatment and that task conditions, interacting with subcortical functionality, influence motor speech performance.

from the Journal of Speech, Language, and Hearing Research

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