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Texas Children's Hospital totem Department Speech, Language and Learning Plastic Surgery Health order observance, Nose and Throat Surgery Resonance diseases Resonance is the quality of the voice that results from sound climate in the throat, mouth, and nose. During normal speech, the soft palate( velum) and the throat( pharynx) muscles move to close the soft palate muscle on utmost sounds in the mouth. This check keeps air from escaping through the nose. When air does escape through the nose, it can make the voice sound nasal. Children with craniofacial diseases, particularly cleft palate, generally have problems with the quality of their voice. Cases can be seen by Texas Children's experts in Plastic Surgery and Speech, Language and Learning. Causes & threat Factors This type of complaint can do when the soft palate and throat don't serve duly to help the transmission of sound into the nasal depression. Causes include Physical structure of the throat, mouth or nose( for illustration, short soft palate) Movement of the throat, mouth or nose areas( for illustration, shy movement of the soft palate) shy literacy when a child learns to make sounds, certain sounds are pronounced inaptly A blockage that prevents sound transmission into the nasal depression for the nasal speech sounds( m, n, and ng) threat factors Cleft palate Enlarged adenoids Craniofacial diseases Symptoms & Types Symptoms include Muffled speech High pitched voice that can not be understood Nasal sounding voice that's hard to understand Types include Hypernasality The voice is high pitched and can be hard to understand. This happens when too important sound comes from the nose while talking. You can particularly notice this complaint on vowel sounds and raised consonants( these are consonant sounds where the oral cords joggle and you can feel the vibration in your throat). Hyponasality Occurs when there's a reduction in the quality of voice climate from the nose. This frequently happens because of a blockage, similar as enlarged adenoids, or an inhibition in the nose.
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