Motor Speech Disorders: Substrates, Differential Diagnosis, and Management
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With expanded and updated information including current techniques, approaches, and case studies, the 2nd edition of this bestselling book continues its reputation as a dependable and outstanding evidence-based source on acquired motor speech disorders in adults. It covers the substrates of motor speech and its disorders, the disorders and their diagnoses, and management -- focusing on integrating what is known about the bases of motor speech disorders with the realities of clinical practice to ensure readers have the key content they need to be effective practitioners.Evidence-based practice focus with relevant research evidence and data from the Mayo Clinic speech pathology practiceIncludes the clinical characteristics of the primary motor speech disorders as well as general guidelines for differential diagnosisOffers authoritative guidance on the diagnosis and management of motor speech disorders by a highly respected expert in the field of motor speech disorders73 case studies demonstrate concepts as they apply to real-world practiceOver 100 table and boxes highlight important informationChapters include new research and theories, new techniques, current trends, and updated and new information sources22 new illustrations showcase the latest technology in the fieldFresh, new book design highlights case studies, boxed text, and tables - making it easier to find key informationNine new case studies reflect the realities of clinical practice today Doody Review Services Reviewer:Geralyn M. Schulz, PhD, CCC-SLP(George Washington University)Description:This is the second edition of this highly influential book by one of the leading authorities in motor speech disorders. The first edition was published in 1995 and, as the author notes, the second edition was necessary because of the huge increase in published research reflecting the vast amount of knowledge gained in the area of clinical neurology as it relates to speech motor disorders.Purpose:According to the author, the purpose is to address the neurologic bases of speech, the speech disorders that can occur as a result of damage to the nervous system, and the ways in which motor speech disorders can be diagnosed, assessed, and managed. This is a project worthy of his expertise and his clinical acumen. Although a large undertaking, this book meets the author's objectives. I have seen Professor Duffy lecture on this topic and there is no better person to deliver this information to practicing speech language pathologists.Audience:Written primarily for graduate students and practicing speech language pathologists, the book is also appropriate for researchers in speech language pathology as well as interested persons in neurology, neuropsychology, and rehabilitation medicine. Such a wide audience demands an extremely clear, accurate presentation of the material and Professor Duffy easily achieves this goal.Features:The book covers the neurologic bases of acquired speech production disorders and then covers each of the major traditional categories of these disorders (flaccid, spastic, ataxic, hypokinetic, hyperkinetic) and the newer additions to this scheme (unilateral upper motor neuron, apraxia of speech, mixed dysarthrias, neurogenic mutism, psychogenic and nonorganic speech disorders). It also spends considerable time on the management of these disorders. These additions present a unique perspective on motor speech disorders and provide readers with the wealth of experience that Professor Duffy has acquired. The book is filled with case examples (which in future editions should be presented on a DVD) and tables that have essential information on each of the subtypes of motor speech disorders. Assessment:This is the consummate book in the field of dysarthria written by a world-renowned clinician. Other books in the field cannot compare to its depth and scope. It is an invaluable textbook and a must-have for anyone dealing with neurologic speech disorders whether they are university professors, students, practicing clinicians, or medical personnel. Even if you have the first edition, you need to purchase the second edition and, no doubt, the third when (if) it comes out as knowledge in this field increases rapidly.
1Defining, understanding, and categorizing motor speech disorders32Neurologic bases of motor speech and its pathologies173Examination of motor speech disorders694Flaccid dysarthrias1095Spastic dysarthria1436Ataxic dysarthria1637Hypokinetic dysarthria1878Hyperkinetic dysarthrias2179Unilateral upper motor neuron dysarthria25510Mixed dysarthrias27511Apraxia of speech30712Neurogenic mutism33513Other neurogenic speech disturbances35314Acquired psychogenic and related nonorganic speech disorders38115Differential diagnosis40916Managing motor speech disorders : general principles43517Managing the dysarthrias46518Managing apraxia of speech50719Managing other neurogenic speech disturbances52520Managing acquired psychogenic and related nonorganic speech disorders535
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