parkinsonian dysarthria
par·kin·so·ni·an dys·arth·ri·a
(pahr'kin-sō'nē-ăn dis-ahr'thrē-ă)A hypokinetic dysarthria associated with parkinsonism, characterized by rigidity and reduced range of articulatory movements, monotony of pitch and loudness, reduced loudness, short rushes of speech, and rapid rate.
See: parkinsonism
See also: hypokinetic dysarthria
See: parkinsonism
See also: hypokinetic dysarthria
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