A Prosthetic Study on Mandibular Movements during Speech. Part 1. The Mandibular Position during Phonation of The Japanese Syllabary.
A Prosthetic Study on Mandibular Movements during Speech. Part 1. The Mandibular Position during Phonation of The Japanese Syllabary.
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言语过程中下颌运动的修复研究。
DOI：
10.2186/jjps.36.817
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发表时间：
1992
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通讯作者：
T. Maruyama
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作者：
C. Yoshioka;H. Ogawa;Toshiya Kuwahara;S. Miyauchi;T. Maruyama
为了探讨五十音单音发声时下颌位置的特征和再现性，利用声颌图分析系统对10名正常人下颌位置的个体内和个体间变异进行了分析。结果总结如下： 1．各元音发音时下颌位置特征，下颌上下、前后方向位移量从大到小依次为IA/、/E/、/O/、/I/、/U/元音发音。 2．从各个辅音发音时下颌位置的特点来看，IS/辅音发音在所有辅音发音中上下颌位移在垂直方向和前后方向上的位移最小。 3．每个不同的单一声音的发声是在每个特征下颌位置进行的。然而，每个受试者发声时下颌位置的高度再现性都被证明。4．五十音发音时的下颌位置在前后方向和横向方向上都存在微小的个体差异。然而，他们在上下方向上表现出很大的个体差异。
In order to investigate the characteristics and reproducibility of the mandibular position during phonation of a Japanese syllabary single sound, intra- and inter-individual variations of the mandibular position were analyzed in 10 normal subjects using the Sirognathograph Analyzing System.Results were summerized as follows:1. With regard to the characteristics of the mandibular position during phonation of each vowel pronunciation, the order of the amount of the mandibular displacement in the vertical and anterior-posterior directions from maximum to minimum was IA/, /E/, /O/, /I/, and /U/ vowel pronunciation.2. With regard to the characteristics of the mandibular position during phonation of each consonant pronunciation, IS/ consonant pronunciation showed the smallest mandibular displacement in the vertical and anterior-posterior directions of all the consonant pronunciation.3. Phonation of each distinct single sound was performed at each characteristic mandibular position. However, high degree of reproducibility of the mandibular position during phonation was demonstrated in every subjects.4. The mandibular position during phonation of a Japanese syllabary has a little inter-individual variations in both antero-posterior and lateral direction. However, they showed a large inter -individual variation in superio-inferior direction.