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FC01 FC02 FC03 FC04 FC05 FC07
FC08 FC09 FC10 FC11 FC12 FC13
FC14 FC15 FC16 FC17 FC18 FC20
FC21 FC22 FC23 FC24 FC25 FC26
FC27 FC28 FC29 FC31 FC32 FC33 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

FC01      Craniofacial anomalies - Assessment & intervention

 

FC01.1  Magnetic resonance imaging and 3D computer mode lling of the velopharyngeal musculature in normals and individuals with cleft palate
David P Kuehn, Jamie L Perry, Michael S Goldwasser, Bradley P Sutton

FC01.2  Clinical analysis in speech and language therapy: occlusal class and speech production
André Araújo, Luis M. T. Jesus and Isabel M. Costa

FC01.3  Velocardiofacial syndrome - a review of 75 cases
Maurizio Accordi, Sabrina Agnelli
 

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FC02 /05    Child language/SLI - Assessment

 

FC02.1  Background variables and extent of language problems in children with assumed language problems
Anne L Keegstra, SM Goorhuis-Brouwer

FC02.5  Non-word repetition as the measurement for phonological working memory capacity of normal children in Japan
Mitsuru Kosaka

FC05.3  The effect of age and type of training material on the ability to learn an artificial morphological rule
Sara Ferman, (Israel), A Karni

 

 

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FC03     Head & neck cancer – Voice and quality of life

 

FC03.3  Quality of life in patients with laryngectomy, endoscopic tracheoesophageal voice restoration, and surgery
Alí Navarrete-Salgado, Angélica I. Hernández-Guerrero, Ethel R. Núñez- Valencia, Sergio Sobrino-Cossio, Juan Octavio Alonso-Lárraga, Julio Sánchez Del Monte

 

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FC04    Craniofacial anomalies

 

FC04.1  Communication development in young cleft-palate children
Gertrude H. Priester, Siena M. Goorhuis-Brouwer

FC04.4  Internet-based remote training to the clients with articulation disorders, using EPG portable training unit and Yahoo! Messenger.
Yuri Fujiwara, Ichiro Yamamoto, Nami Takagi, Michiru Ishimaru
 

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FC07    Voice - Therapy

 

FC07.1  Is there any significant effect of voice therapy in Denmark? Voice Handicap Index and efficacy evaluation of logopedic voice therapy
Steen Fibiger, (Denmark)

 

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FC08    Augmentative & Alternative Communication

 

FC08.1  Sign supported Dutch and children with severe speech and language impairments
Inge Wijkamp, (The Netherlands), B Gerritsen, F Bonder, C van der Schans

FC08.3  The effectiveness of speech-generating devices for children with autism: results from a systematic research review
Oliver Wendt, (USA)

FC08.4  Changes in communication and swallowing of people with ALS - a follow up study
Tanja Makkonen, (Finland), A-M Korpijaakko-Huuhka

 

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FC09    Child Language - Development/Prediction

 

FC09.1   Illustration and vocabulary development in deaf and hearing children
Nadezda Dimic, (Serbia), N Glumbic, L Isakovic

FC09.4   Does the number of syllables in words influence the frequency of phonological processes in Australian children aged 3 to 7 years?
Debbie James, (Australia)

 

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FC10    Aphasia

 

FC10.2  Optimising rehabilitation outcomes for aphasia following stroke through new learning
Helen McGrane

FC10.3  Self-repair of speech as a measure of recovery in aphasia
Minna Laakso, (Finland)

FC10.5  Speech and language therapy for aphasia following stroke - a Cochrane review update
Helen McGrane, (UK), M Brady, P Enderby
 

 

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FC11/13    Evidence Based Practice

 

FC11.3  Implications of evidence-based practice for selecting targets in phonological intervention
Angela Ullrich, (Germany), R Romonath, B Bernhardt

FC11.4  Effectiveness of cognitive rehabilitation in TBI-Evidence from clinical trials
Fofi Constantinidou, (Cyprus)

FC11.5  How much is enough and when is the right time? – What do we know about the good practice of aphasia rehabilitation?
Tarja Kukkonen, (Finland), A-M Korpijaakko-Huuhka

FC13.1  Benchmarking for factors that promote evidence-based practice
Hazel Roddam, (UK)

FC13.3  Evidence-based practice into a curriculum for speech and language therapists
Bea Spek, (The Netherlands)

 

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FC12    Fluency Disorders  - Therapy

 

FC12.3  Improvement of fluency and listening skills in teenagers with advanced stuttering
Hilda Sønsterud, (Norway), M Mørk, M Lind

 

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FC14    Fluency Disorders - Assessment

 

FC14.1  The Danish edition of WASSP - translation and adaptation to Danish of Wright & Ayre stuttering self-rating profile
Steen Fibiger, (Denmark), PF Knudsen

FC14.2  Visual Analog Scale self evaluation of stuttering aspects before and after therapy in secondary school children
Steen Fibiger, (Denmark), L Frøkiær, TM Jensen

FC14.3  Rendering the complexity of stuttering experience: a view through self-identity lens
Harsha Kathard, (South Africa)

 

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FC15   Occupational Voice disorders

 

FC15.2  Singing students' welfare, voice problems, and vocal ergonomics
Liisa Leppäniemi, (Finland)

FC15.5  Report from the first meeting of the Nordic Voice Ergonomic Group - Reykjavik May 2006
Valdis Ingibjörg Jonsdottir, (Iceland), E Sala, M Södersten, IV Bele, L Rantala, L Schalen, AB Magnusdottir

FC15.6  An exploratory study to identify at risk experimental group using acoustic analysis
Santhosh Simon, (India), T Paramby, B Baby

 

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FC16/20  Motor Speech Disorders

 

FC16.1  Speech technology based assessment of dysarthric speech: preliminary results
Gwen Van Nuffelen, (Belgium), C Middag, J-P Martens, M De Bodt

FC16.4  Reliability and validity of a self-assessment questionnaire for patients with dysarthria
Valentina Piacentini, (Italy), A Zuin, D Cattaneo, A Schindler

FC16.5  A neurodevelopmental framework for research in childhood apraxia of speech
Lawrence Shriberg, (USA)

FC20.2  Identity construction following traumatic brain injury: a case study
Ayesha Sabat, (UK), L Moodley, H Kathard

 

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FC17   Child Language/SLI

 

FC17.2  50 years Landau-Kleffner Syndrome: an outlook to the future and a look back
Angelika Rother (Austria)

FC17.4  Comparing perceptions of SLI in adolescent mainstream school students
Ann French (UK)

 

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FC18   Multilingualism

 

FC18.3  A critical reflection: classroom communication ecologies for effective education in multilingual classrooms
Harsha Kathard, Mershen Pillay

FC18.4  Early detection and intervention of language problems in immigrants in school and family context
Miguel Puyuelo (Spain), O Bruna, MF Abad, S Orejudo, M Garrido
 

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FC21/26   Dysphagia

 

FC21.1  Effect of palatal surface contouring techniques on the swallowing function of complete denture wearers
Tamer Abou-Elsaad (Egypt), A Habib, M ElKhodary, A-A Salem

FC21.2  Rehabilitative management of oropharyngeal dysphagia in acute care settings: data from a large Italian Teaching Hospital
Antonio Schindler (Italy), E Vincon, E Grosso, E Miletto, R Di Rosa, O Schindler

FC26.4  The choice of electomyographic respiratory signal as a diagnostic therapeutic tool in dysphagia
Amal Darwish (Egypt)

 

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FC22   Fluency Disorders

 

FC22.1  Brazilian epidemiological profile of stuttering
Claudia Andrade, (Brazil), V Martins, F Sassi, F Juste, B Ercolin, C Galvão

FC22.2  Late recovery from stuttering
Mahmoud Yousef Abou EL Ella, (Egypt)

FC22.4  Human and social services in East European countries for persons who stutter and education of speech-language pathologists
Steen Fibiger, (Denmark), H Peters, K Neumann

FC22.6  Professional awareness of cluttering: ten years later
Miglena Simonska, (Bulgaria), D Georgieva

 

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FC23  Child Language / SLI  -  Workshops

 

FC23.1  Children’s play: the roots of language and literacy development
Carol Westby, (USA), Deborah Wilson

 

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FC24  Voice - Workshops

 

FC24.1  Breathing and motion - preparing the correct way of using the voice
Margarete Saatweber, (Germany)

FC24.2  Public speaking: the four main aspects for success
Mara Behlau, (Brazil), G Gasparini

 

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FC25  Voice - Characteristics

 

FC25.3  Do Portuguese women have a lower speaking fundamental frequency (SFF) than other females?
Isabel Guimaraes (Portugal), S Gouveia
 

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FC27  Education for speech language pathology

 

FC27.1  Learning professional ethical practice: the speech pathology experience
Helen B Smith, (Australia)

FC27.4  On interactional competence in logopedic practice: variations in the presentation of naming tasks in logopedic testing of aphasic clients
Hanne-Pernille Stax, (Denmark), LR Jensen

FC27.5  Training speech-language pathologists in rehabilitation of deaf children
Katya Dionissieva, (Bulgaria)

FC27.6  COMMUTER - a multilingual keyword database for speech-language pathologists and audiologists
Paul Corthals, (Belgium), J Van Borsel, K Van Lierde, S Fibiger, E Maes

 

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FC28  Degenerative diseases 

 

FC28.3  Articulatory timing in Friedreich's Ataxia: an EPG study
Bruce Murdoch, (Australia), J Mohr, L Cahill, D Theodoros, M Delatycki

 

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FC29  Voice - Workshops

 

FC29.1  Estill voice model applications in voice therapy
Mary McDonald Klimek, (USA)

 

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FC31  Child language/SLI - Therapy and intervention

 

FC31.1  Introduction of constructivist reading and writing learning method in the instruction with special educational needs people
B Martin, Lidia Rodriguez (Spain), G De Las Heras, M Martinez

FC31.2  The effectives of TRIPS: Thread-run Interdisciplinary Programming Schemes
Irene Torres (USA), L McGovern, V Bukhman

FC31.5  Approach to support language delay siblings
Kazue Matsuo (Japan), R Mishima, T Matsuo

 

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FC32  Literacy

 

FC32.2  Speech perception confusions in children with reading disabilities
Cynthia J Johnson (USA), S Phatak, SD Steele, J Allen

FC32.4  Establishing the concurrent validity of a vocabulary checklist for young Maltese children
Daniela Gatt (Malta)
 

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FC33  Phoniatrics

 

FC33.2  Effect of type II thyroplasty in patients with adductor spasmodic dysphonia: aerodynamic and videoendoscopic findings
Tetsuji Sanuki, (Japan), N Isshiki, E Yumoto
 

 

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