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Dysarthria
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Dysarthria or 'the dysarthrias' are the terms used to denote speech impairment due to neurological damage, or to conditions that affect the muscles involved in speaking.
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Incidence across the entire cohort was low [i.e. dysarthria (1.2%, 22/1895).
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Treatment for dysarthria may involve specific activities, to improve speech intelligibility and voice (in terms of pitch, quality or loudness) while helping the child or young person, if necessary.
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Motor impairment was frequently co-morbid with both dysarthria and dysphagia.Cases had longer periods of hospitalization, ventilation and supplementary feeding compared with controls.