Eleventh
Biennial
Conference
on
&
Speech Motor Control
March 14-17, 2002
Co-Conference Chair: Kathryn
Yorkston
Program Chair: Scott
Adams
Megan
Hodge
Gregory
Turner
Christopher
Dromey
Co-Conference Chair: Christy Ludlow
Christopher
Moore
Program Chair Margaret Denny
David
McFarland
Eugene
Buder
Publications:
Local Arrangements: Geralyn Schulz
Acknowledgment:
This conference has been sponsored in part by the Department of
Rehabilitation Medicine,
THURSDAY, March 14, 2002
12:00 PM REGISTRATION
1:15 WELCOMING REMARKS
1:30 PARKINSON disease
Moderator: Scott
Adams
Speech
& gesture analysis for evaluation of progress in LSVT treatment in
Parkinson disease
F. Quek, R. Bryll, M. Harper, L.
Chen, and L. Ramig
Long
term average spectral moments in hypokinetic dysarthria
C. Dromey
Summary
feedback schedules and speech motor learning in Parkinson's disease
S.G. Adams, A.D. Page and M. Jog
3:00 BREAK
3:30 Tongue muscles and function
Moderator: Margaret
Denny
Quantitative
morphology and histochemistry of human intrinsic lingual muscles
R. DePaul, P. Stal, J.H. Abbs,
and L.E. Thornell
An
EPG-EMA study of tongue-palate interaction for stop alveolar consonants in
German: Implications for speech motor
control
S. Fuchs, P. Perrier, and C.
Mooshammer
Exploring
tongue muscle interaction using tagged Cine-MRI
M. Stone and A. Lundberg
5:00 BREAK
7:00 speech intelligibility
Moderator: Scott
Adams
Everyday
listeners' perspective on ALS and HD dysarthria: A description of barriers and strategies in
understanding distorted speech
E.R. Klasner, K.M. Yorkston, and
M. Lillvik
Motor
speech characteristics and timing in persons with ALS
L.J. Ball and D.R. Beukelman
Sentence
intelligibility and acoustic contrast in adults with cerebral palsy
G. Turner and K. Hustad
FRIDAY, march 15, 2002
8:00 CONTINENTAL BREAKFAST and POSTER SESSION
Lingual
movements before and after an experimental palatal "fistula"
V.C. Marino, G.M. Schulz, W.N.
Williams, P.W Wharton, and J.C.R. Dutka, and M Paulk
The production of emotional prosody in varying severities of apraxia of speech
S.M. Van Putten, J.P. Walker
Facial
and vocal expression in idiopathic Parkinson's disease: Effects of intensive
voice therapy (LSVT)
J.L. Spielman, L. O. Ramig, and
J.C. Borod
Artificial
neural network categorization of speech fluency measures across speech disorders
A.P. Salvatore, M. Cannito, A
Biswas, R. Ingham, B.K. Bender, and B Manriquez
PDA-Enhanced
speech treatment for Parkinson's disease
A. Halpern, C. Matos, L. Ramig,
J. Spielman, and J. Bennett
The
impact of perceptual and instrumental measures in palatal lift fitting
M. Hakel, J. Garcia, D.R.
Beukelman, and J. Marshall
Profiling
communication characteristics: Children with developmental apraxia of speech
L.J. Ball, J.E. Bernthal, and
D.R. Beukelman
Correlation
between acoustic speech characteristics and non-speech motor tasks in
Parkinson's disease
A.M. Goberman
Effects
of two intervention strategies on intelligibility in cerebral palsy
K.C. Hustad and J.M. Garcia
Assessment
of an analytical model of pitch control
K. Kochis-Jennings, E.M. Finnegan,
H.T. Hoffman, and I.R. Titze
An
fMRI study of overt vs. covert production of mono- and multisyllabic words
L.I. Shuster, and S.K. Lemieux
Jaw
and finger movements during visual and auditory motor tracking tasks
S.G. Adams, G. Gauthier, J.L.
Vercher, and M. Jog
Variations
in articulatory kinematics with changes in speech task
S.M. Tasko and M.D. McClean
Specification
interacts with phonologic similarity to determine complexity of pre-motor
encoding during speech production
M.A. Rogers and H.L. Storkel
Speech
intelligibility in quiet and noise environments using speech amplification and
enhancement: A preliminary assessment of
the evaluation protocol
L. Weiss
Speaking
rate effects on formants
9:30 MOTOR SPEECH PRODUCTION AND RESPIRATION
Moderator: Margaret
Denny
Adaptation
to motion dependent loads in speech production
D.J. Ostry, S. Tremblay, and
D.M. Shiller
Speech
breathing in stuttering: Some classic and new analyses
M. Ho, A. Smith, and S. McGarvey
Respiratory
and laryngeal responses to an oral air pressure bleed during speech
J.E. Huber and E.T. Stathopoulos
11:00 BREAK
11:30 ACOUSTIC
ANALYSIS - I
Moderator:
Christopher Dromey
Acoustic
evidence for remapping of prosodic control in severe dysarthria
R. Patel
Influence
of Botox on adductor spasmodic dysphonic speech: Perceptual-acoustic analyses of voice quality
M.P. Cannito, B.K. Bender, R.A.
Dressler, E.H. Buder, G.E. Woodson, and T. Murry
Contour
tone production by Cantonese speakers with cerebral palsy
V. Ciocca, T.L. Whitehill, and
S.S. Ng
1:00 LUNCH BREAK
3:00 SPECIAL SESSION
– JAMES F. BOSMA SESSION ON DEVELOPMENT
Moderator: Margaret
Denny
Introductory Comments
S.M. Barlow and A. Bosma Smit
Voltage-gated ion
currents and rhythmic [Ca2+]i oscillations in embryonic mouse hindbrain
M. Bosma
Sensorimotor
entrainment of the respiratory and orofacial systems in humans
S.M. Barlow, C. Boliek, and D.S.
Finan
Serial
production trends in the early lexicon
B.L. Davis and P.F. MacNeilage
MRI
studies of vocal tract development:
Relative growth patterns
H.K. Vorperian and R.D. Kent
Interaction
of multiple factors in the development of speech production
A. Smith and L. Goffman
5:15 BREAK
5:30 ACOUSTIC
ANALYSIS - II
Moderator: Gregory
Turner
Analysis
of conversational speech in dysarthria
K. Rosen, S. Stuntebeck, R.D.
Kent, J.F. Kent, and J.R. Duffy
Rate
and intensity effects in multiple sclerosis
K. Tjaden, A. Fox and A. Ludwig
6:30 ADJOURN FOR DAY
SATURDAY,
MARCH 16, 2002
8:00 CONTINENTAL BREAKFAST and POSTER SESSION
Effects
of rate reduction on severe spastic dysarthria
K.C. Hustad and K. Sassano
Changes
in vowel space and formant frequencies in Parkinson's disease following
intensive voice therapy (LSVT)
J.L. Spielman, L. O. Ramig, B.H.
Story, and C. Fox
Practice
guidelines for dysarthria: Evidence for
the behavioral management of the respiratory/phonatory system
K.M. Yorkston, K.A. Spencer,
J.R. Duffy,
The
relationship between production of suprasegmental speech characteristics and
lung volumes in conversational speech
K. Bunton
The effects of selective serotonin reuptake inhibitors (SSRIs) on speech diadochokinesis
F.L. Lu, K. Gopal, D. Farrow, H.L. Gooding
Overgeneralization
in treatment of severe apraxia of speech:
A case study
A. Raymer, M. Haley, and D.
Kendall
Applications
of a specific pulmonary exercise to improve functional vital capacity
S. McKeever and R. Miller
Acquired
dysprosody in two patients with basal ganglia lesions
D.Vanlancker Sidtis, N. Pachana,
and J.J. Sidtis
The
impact of speech supplementation on the intelligibility of speakers with
traumatic brain injury
D.R. Beukelman, S. Fager, J.
Logemann, and H. Baum
Articulatory
and phonatory responses to independent manipulations of formant- and
fundamental frequency-related auditory feedback
L. Max and L.S. Hine
The
impact of hearing aid signal processing on the formant structures of children
with moderate to severe hearing loss
S. Pratt, J. Grayhack, C.
Palmer, L. Taubman, D. Sabo, and J. Hauser
The
timing of laryngeal and lingual gestures
of apical stops in dependence on syllable position: An EPG and
transillumination study
S. Fuchs, C. Mooshammer, and P.
Hoole
Speaker
normalization of stressed and unstressed vowels in articulatory and formant
spaces
C. Geng and C. Mooshammer
Association
of orofacial with laryngeal and respiratory motor output during speech
M.D. McClean and S.M. Tasko
Voiced speech vs whispered speech: An H2150 positron emission tomography study
G.M. Schulz, M. Varga, C.L. Ludlow, and A. Braun
Cleft palate repair: Results in patients with developmental speech apraxia
T.R. Eggleston, R.M.
Trivelpiece, A. Mehrhof,
9:30 ACQUISITON AND DEVELOPMENT
Moderator: Margaret
Denny
Speech
motor control during acquisition of the voicing contrast
M.I. Grigos, J.H. Saxman, and
A.M. Gordon
A
kinematic description of oromotor behaviors during the first year of life
J.R. Green and E.M. Wilson
Developmental
changes in respiratory and laryngeal function during Fo and intensity
modulation
K.J.
11:00 BREAK
11:30 SPECIAL
SESSION:
Moderator: Scott
Adams
The
Mayo classification of dysarthria:
Past, present & future
1:00 Afternoon
off
SUNDAY,
MARCH 17, 2002
8:00 CONTINENTAL BREAKFAST and POSTER SESSION
The
effect of visual input on the differential diagnosis of dysarthria subtypes
R.I. Zraick, L.L. Sikes, T.J.
Hutton, and P.N. Davis
The
use of biofeedback in the treatment of ataxic dysarthria in patients with
multiple sclerosis
K. Maddava, E. Wang, D.
Stefoski, and G. Katsamakis
A
quantitative review of Botox treatment outcomes for adductor spasmodic
dysphonia
M.P Cannito, M.L. Taylor, B.
Bender, and F. Boutsen
Speech
timing variables in children with typical speech acquisition, speech delay, and
suspected apraxia of speech
J.R. Green, L.D. Shriberg, and
T.F. Campbell
Relationship
between speech and nonspeech (DDK) measures in hypokinetic dysarthria
T.L. Whitehill and E.S. Tsang
Use
of a bite block for treatment of lingual dystonia
L. Karcher and K. Forrest
Kinematic
analysis of lingual fatigue in myasthenia gravis
J.V. Goozee, L.L. LaPointe, and
B.E. Murdoch
Fluency
and articulatory groping in the differential diagnosis of AOS: A case study
H.M. Clark and P.A. Henson
Intensive
voice therapy for speech disorders following stroke: Two case studies
Does
prosodic patterning relate to phonemic accuracy during speech learning?
C.J. Poletto, A. Whittle, D.
Baker, M.K. Kenney and C.L. Ludlow,
Analysis
of tongue muscle geometry based on 3D MRI and its implications on tongue muscle
functions in vowel production
S. Takano and K. Honda
Discourse
analysis of speech breathing during spontaneous monolog
M. Denny
Motor
control for a physiological articulatory model involving muscle antagonism
J. Dang and K. Honda
Patterns
of vocal fold length change relative to pitch modifications as factors
associated with vocal fatigue
L.R. McCue, J. Barkmeier, and B.
Story
Kinematic analysis
of lingual fatigue in myasthenia gravis
Sensorimotor
entrainment of the respiratory and orofacial systems in humans
S.M. Barlow, C. Boliek, and D.S.
Finan
9:30 pHYSIOLOGIC
ASPECTS OF DYSARTHRIA
Moderator: Scott
Adams
The
effects of subthalamic nucleus deep brain stimulation on vocal tract dynamics
in Parkinson's disease
S. Barlow, S. Park, M. Hammer,
R. Pahwa, and S. Dascalos
Transglottal
airflow measures in continuous speech and syllable repetition for subjects with
vocal paralysis and normal subjects
J.A. Till and R.L. Crumley
A
comparison of velopharyngeal function measures in dysarthria
M. McHenry
11:00 BREAK
11:30 SPEECH
PRODUCTION
Moderator: Margaret
Denny
Using
functional imaging to study neurologic activity during motor speech production
J.J. Sidtis
Biomechanical saturation and hearing status effects in determining goals for vowels: Preliminary results from a bite block study
J.C.
Vick, J.S. Perkell,
Voice
responses to changes in pitch of voice or tone auditory feedback
M. Sivasankar, J.J. Bauer, and
C.R. Larson
1:00 LUNCH BREAK
2:00 APRAXIA OF
SPEECH
Moderator: Scott
Adams
Acquisition
and stimulus generalization effects of sound production treatment for apraxia
of speech: A follow-up treatment
J.L. Wambaugh and A.L. Martinez
Using
a notebook computer to estimate single word intelligibility in aphasic and
apraxic speakers
K.L. Haley and A. Diakaki
Progressive
apraxia of speech: A retrospective study
J.R. Duffy
Phonological
treatment of apraxia of speech
D.L. Kendall, T. Conway, J.
Rosenbek, and L. Gonzalez-Rothi
4:00
BREAK
4:30 CHILDREN WITH
MOTOR SPEECH DISORDERS
Moderator: Megan
Hodge
Treatment
of severe articulatory impairment in a three year old child: A treatment efficacy study
E.A. Strand
Vowel
areas of children with and without dysarthria
C.M. Higgins and M.M. Hodge
The
contribution of motor impairment in speech disordered children: A retrospective review
E.A. Strand and R. McCauley
6:00 ADJOURN