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Transtorno do desenvolvimento da fluência da fala de causa predominantemente genética que surge durante a infância sem causas ambientais reconhecíveis, que está fora dos limites de variação normais esperados para idade e nível de funcionalidade intelectual e que está associado a anomalias cerebrais estruturais e funcionais. Esse tipo de gagueira é o tipo mais comum de dislalia e geralmente classificado apenas como "gagueira". É caracterizado por perturbação persistente e frequente ou pervasiva do fluxo rítmico da fala (sintomas típicos da gagueira, sintomas centrais) e por sintomas que frequentemente o acompanha, como ansiedades relacionadas à fala e por evitação de situações de fala. Afeta significativamente a comunicação. Sintomas típicos da gagueira são repetições de sons, sílabas ou palavras monossilábicas, prolongamentos, quebras de palavras, bloqueio audível ou silencioso da produção da fala, inserções de sons e sílabas, ou uso excessivo de interjeições. Sintomas associados são estratégias para controlar, escapar ou evitar disfluências, por exemplo, através de tensão muscular, irregularidades na respiração, co-movimentos de músculos da mímica, cabeça ou membros. | |||||||||||||||
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Predominantly genetically caused developmental speech fluency disorder which arises during childhood without recognizable environmental causes, is outside the limits of normal variation expected for age and level of intellectual functioning, and is paralleled by structural and functional cerebral anomalies. This type of stuttering is the most common kind of stuttering and usually labelled just "stuttering". It is characterised by persistent and frequent or pervasive disruption of the rhythmic flow of speech (stutter-typical symptoms, core symptoms) and by frequently occurring accompanying symptoms such as speech-related anxieties and by avoidance of speech situations. It significantly affects communication. Stutter-typical symptoms are repetitions of sounds, syllables or monosyllabic words, prolongations, word breaks, audible or silent blockage of speech production, insertions of sounds and syllables, or excessive use of interjections. Accompanying symptoms are strategies to control, escape or avoid disfluencies, for example by muscle tension, breath irregularities, co-movements of mimic muscles, head, or limbs. | |||||||||||||||
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Predominantly genetically caused developmental speech fluency disorder which arises during childhood without recognizable environmental causes, is outside the limits of normal variation expected for age and level of intellectual functioning, and is paralleled by structural and functional cerebral anomalies. This type of stuttering is the most common kind of stuttering and usually labelled just "stuttering". It is characterised by persistent and frequent or pervasive disruption of the rhythmic flow of speech (stutter-typical symptoms, core symptoms) and by frequently occurring accompanying symptoms such as speech-related anxieties and by avoidance of speech situations. It significantly affects communication. Stutter-typical symptoms are repetitions of sounds, syllables or monosyllabic words, prolongations, word breaks, audible or silent blockage of speech production, insertions of sounds and syllables, or excessive use of interjections. Accompanying symptoms are strategies to control, escape or avoid disfluencies, for example by muscle tension, breath irregularities, co-movements of mimic muscles, head, or limbs.
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Predominantly genetically caused developmental speech fluency disorder which arises during childhood without recognizable environmental causes, is outside the limits of normal variation expected for age and level of intellectual functioning, and is paralleled by structural and functional cerebral anomalies. This type of stuttering is the most common kind of stuttering and usually labelled just "stuttering". It is characterised by persistent and frequent or pervasive disruption of the rhythmic flow of speech (stutter-typical symptoms, core symptoms) and by frequently occurring accompanying symptoms such as speech-related anxieties and by avoidance of speech situations. It significantly affects communication. Stutter-typical symptoms are repetitions of sounds, syllables or monosyllabic words, prolongations, word breaks, audible or silent blockage of speech production, insertions of sounds and syllables, or excessive use of interjections. Accompanying symptoms are strategies to control, escape or avoid disfluencies, for example by muscle tension, breath irregularities, co-movements of mimic muscles, head, or limbs. |
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