Hypernasality

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Information for Authority record

Name (Hebrew)

היפרנזליות

Name (Latin)

Hypernasality

Name (Arabic)

فرط الأنفية

Other forms of name

Excessive nasal resonance

Hyperrhinolalia

Hyperrhinophonia

Nasal resonance, Excessive

Rhinolalia aperta

Wikidata: Q17155582

Library of congress: sh2011003404

Sources of Information

Work cat.: Padron, B. The perceived effectiveness of behavioral therapy for the treatment of hypernasality, 2010:p. 3 (hypernasality; "hypernasality of speech is a resonance disorder defined as a coupling of the oral and nasal cavities during speech")
Massengill, R. Hypernasality, c1972:p. 3 ("probably the voice disorder that is most commonly met by the speech therapist")
Nicolosi, L., et al. Terminology of Communication Disorders, 5th ed., c2004:p. 152 (hypernasality; "see under voice disorders of resonance") p. 337 ("excessively undesirable amount of perceived nasal cavity resonance during phonation"; synonyms: hyperrhinolalia, hyperrhinophonia, rhinolalia aperta)
Shipley, K.G., and J.G. McAfee. Assessment in Speech-Lang. Path., 3rd ed., c2004:p. 325 (hypernasality)
Hegde, M.N. Hegde's PocketGuide [sic] to Assessment in Speech-Lang. Path., 2nd ed., c2001:p. 268 (hypernasality; "excessive nasal resonance on non-nasal sounds")
White, P.F. Pocket Ref. of Diagnosis and Mgt. for the Speech-Lang. Pathologist, 2nd ed., c2001:pp. 228, 233 (hypernasality)
Singh, S., and R.D. Kent. Illus. Dict. of Speech-Lang. Path., c2000:p. 107 (hypernasal; "excessive nasal resonance")
Concise Encyc. of Lang. Path., 1999:p. 249 (hypernasality)

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