Atlas-based tongue muscle correlation analysis from tagged and high- resolution magnetic resonance imaging

Purpose: Intrinsic and extrinsic tongue muscles in healthy and diseased populations vary both in their intra- and intersubject behaviors during speech. Identifying coordination patterns among various tongue muscles can provide insights into speech motor control and help in developing new therapeutic...

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Main Authors:	Fakhri, G.E (Author), Goldsmith, T. (Author), Prince, J.L (Author), Stone, M. (Author), Woo, J. (Author), Xing, F. (Author)
Format:	Article
Language:	English
Published:	American Speech-Language-Hearing Association 2019
Subjects:	adult article case control study Case-Control Studies Cervical Atlas clinical article controlled study coordination correlation analysis exercise extraction female first cervical vertebra glossectomy Glossectomy human Humans Magnetic Resonance Imaging male masticatory muscle Masticatory Muscles motion mouth floor Movement movement (physiology) muscle nuclear magnetic resonance imaging pathophysiology phonetics Phonetics physiology postoperative complication Postoperative Complications procedures sound speech Speech speech analysis Speech Production Measurement speech sound disorder Speech Sound Disorder tongue Tongue Tongue Neoplasms tongue tumor
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