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List of Possible Disorders

Do you have serious voice or speech problems?


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Catalogue 1

1. organic disorders of the voice
voice disorder with: 

  • limited vocal resilience 
  • hoarseness to aphonia (voicelessness)
  • Change in vocal pitch and tone pitch 
  • Disturbed phonation breathing 
  • Forced to clear the throat, irritable cough due to e.g. mucus a. d. vocal chords 
  • pressure and pain sensation, foreign body sensation in the throat 
  • dryness of the mucous membranes 
  • pain in and around the throat 
  • pain in and around the throat, dryness of the mucous membranes,neuromuscular disorder in the cervical vertebra
  • sudden voicelessness 
  • impaired ability to communicate 

2. Speech Disorder
In the form of: 

  • limited active and passive vocabulary 
  • Dysfunctional vocabulary 
  • Dysfunction of syntax and flexion (dysgrammatism) 
  • Dysfunction of discrimination, selection, and formation of word structures
  • Disorder of the auditory memory impairment  
  • Interference with motor function and motor coordination in respiration, phonation, and articulation
  • Interference with central auditory function
  • Interference with auditory function

3. Disorder of articulation

  • in the sound and sound connection
  • in the orofacial muscle balance
  • in the receptive discrimination and the central phonological and expressive phonetic, motor pattern formation

4. Hearing Loss or Deafness Disorder
in the form of

  • disordered or lacking spoken communication

Section 2

5. Aphasia/Dysphasia
disorder of

  • finding words
  • speaking
  • reading
  • writing
  • articulation
  • sentence structure
  • speech understanding

6. Dysarthria/ Dysarthrophy/ Speech Apraxia
Disorder of

  • voice stimulation 
  • speech breathing 
  • speech motor function (e.g. weakness, deceleration, miscoordination, altered muscle tone, hyperkinetic symptoms 
  • prosody (speech melody/ - dynamic)
  • articulation 

7. Stutter/ Rumble
Disruption of the speech flow in the form of

  • clonic repetitions of sounds, syllables and words 
  • stretches or convulsive blockages 
  • expressed awareness of interference 
  • avoidance behavior 
  • mimic and whole-body movement 
  • hasty and accelerated speech 
  • unusual and blurred articulation 

8. Rhinophony
disorder in form of

  • a dull colorless, nasal voice sound
  • blurred speech, disfigurement of vowels and consonants beyond recognition 
  • a hyperfunction of the larynx and tongue muscles with voice changes and respiratory disorders 

9. Dysphagia
disorder in the form of 

  • of the swallowing act (motor and sensory) in the oral, pharyngeal and oesophageal phase
  • in the form of an aspiration risk
  • of the voice