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  • functional areas of the human brain
    speech disorder
    / Shaking palsy

    …a neurologic disease damages the bulbar nuclei (in the brain stem) of the nerves innervating the organs for speech, the effect of bulbar dysarthria is heard. In severe cases, the voice may be reduced to a faint grunting, while articulation deteriorates into mumbling or total muteness. Chorea, another neural disorder…

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    …a neurologic disease damages the bulbar nuclei (in the brain stem) of the nerves innervating the organs for speech, the effect of bulbar dysarthria is heard. In severe cases, the voice may be reduced to a faint grunting, while articulation deteriorates into mumbling or total muteness. Chorea, another neural disorder…

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