Computer software & Hardware complex for personal oral speech restoration after stroke

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Abstract

Introduction. The speech disorders are one of stroke consequences, among which motor aphasia occupies a significant place. Problem Statement. Synthesis of effective methods and means of oral speech restoration is an urgent scientific and practical task. Purpose. To develop a computer appliance for oral speech restoration of mass application. Materials and Methods. Structural and functional modeling, myostimulation, mathematical apparatus of predicate logic, C# and ActionScript 2.0 programming languages. Results. The PROMOVA2 software & hardware appliance for individual speech restoration has been developed. It uses the innovative technology of speech restoration based on movements training of the affected hand and fingers after stroke. The appliance consists of TRENAR® electronic devices for training motor functions of the affected hand by different methods and programs of myostimulation and ProMova 1.2 software module in the PC structure. ProMova 1.2 contains the speech disorder diagnosis module that uses software for quantitative assessment of motor and sensory components of speech; the unit to help a doctor in the formation of individual plan for training of affected hand proceeding from the results of diagnosis; the patient's medical records database, and the knowledge base with information on the operation of TRENAR® devices and hand training techniques. The supporting documents (guidance on the practical use of PROMOVA2 and user manual of the ProMova 1.2 module) will facilitate the mass use of the appliance. The results of the clinical trial have shown a greater efficiency of the innovative speech restoration method implemented using the appliance as compared with the basic rehabilitation course. Conclusions. The PROMOVA2 hardware & software appliance for individual oral speech restoration performing several functions (diagnosis, speech restoration, and speech restoration knowledge transfer) may be recommended for mass use.

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Vovk, M. I., Halian, Y. B., & Kutsiak, O. A. (2020). Computer software & Hardware complex for personal oral speech restoration after stroke. Science and Innovation, 16(1), 54–68. https://doi.org/10.15407/SCINE16.01.054

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