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This study aims to obtain normative values for tongue motor functions in healthy children.
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Since the tongue is a complex structure consisting of a continuous array of muscle fibers with varying orientation, tongue motor functions (strength, endurance) are likely to differ according to a protrusion (pulling out the tongue), elevation (lifting the tongue to the roof of the mouth) or swallowing movement.
There are currently no normative data for the motor functions of the tongue in children. After their parents fulfilled the Pediatric Sleep Questionnaire, each included children will undergo an anthropometric and a tongue motor functions assessment.
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300 participants in 1 patient group
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Pierre Cnockaert, PT, MSc; William Poncin, PT, PhD, Prof
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