There are numerous controversies related to management of speech disorders in clients
presenting velopharyngeal incompetence. Several issues are discussed in developing a
rationale for the treatment protocol described in this article. Presented in the
protocol are seven conditions under which treatment may vary. Techniques for
management in each condition are described.
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