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Children and adolescents with neurologic speech sound disorders are more likely to have weaker tongue strength than their typically developing peers and peers with speech sound disorders, not thought to be associated with neurologic dysfunction. We show that the severity of the speech sound disorder is not related to tongue strength.

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The following have contributed to this summary: Mark VanDam and Nancy Potter

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