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A study on the successive changes in articulation and mechanism of improvement in three cases of pure apraxia of speech Keita Kawabe 1 , Kosei Hashimoto 2 , Koji Yamada 2 1Department of Rehabilitation, Noukyoukyousai Nakaizu Rehabilitation Center 2Department of Speech, Language and Hearing Therapy, Faculty of Health Sciences, Mejiro University Keyword: 発語失行 , 歪み , 置換 , 改善機序 , 継時的変化 , apraxia of speech , distortion , substitutions , improvement mechanism , successive changes pp.57-65
Published Date 2025/3/15
DOI https://doi.org/10.11477/mf.134958280220010057
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 We report on the change over time of articulation errors in three cases of pure apraxia of speech. Each participant exhibited moderate apraxia of speech, which improved to a mild level over time. The study employed a word and compound word repetition task, with error pattern analyses based on auditory impression ratings at the initial and follow-up assessments. Results showed that over 80% of phonemes initially classified as “substitution” and “distorted substitution” improved to “clear articulation” or “distortion” at re-evaluation. Additionally, over half of the phonemes marked as distorted at the initial assessment changed to clear articulation. Of the phonemes that were classified as “distortion” at re-evaluation, /t‿s/ and /ɕ/ were consistently present across all three cases. Improvement patterns identified across the cases included transitions “from substitutions to clear articulation,” “from distorted substitutions to clear articulation,” “from distortion to clear articulation,” “from substitutions to distortion,” and “from distorted substitutions to distortion.” These findings suggest a graded trajectory of improvement, changing from substitution and distorted substitutions to distortion, ultimately to clear articulation. Moreover, the results indicate that the improvement of articulatory symptoms in apraxia of speech might be influenced by the articulatory complexity of phonemes.


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