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Nasopharyngoscopic Evaluation of Velopharyngeal Closure During Speech. Nasopharyngoscopy (naze oh fair in GOS co pee) is a test that involves viewing the back of the nose and throat. This test uses a small tube-light camera, called an endoscope (or scope), to view this area while the child speaks.
The Foundation Knowledge Assessment test (VPI) is a compulsory test for all students enroled in the 1st year of any undergraduate or integrated degree graduate programme. The VPI is not an entry test.
Velopharyngeal insufficiency, or VPI, is a condition that occurs when the soft palate cannot close against the back wall of the throat during speech. With VPI, too much air escapes through the nose and results in hypernasal speech like the voice is coming through the nose.
Diagnosis and Tests Perform speech analysis, listening for the sounds associated with VPI. Test with videofluoroscopy, an X-ray that uses barium liquid to show your bodys structures during swallowing and speech. Direct visualization of the velum during speech with a flexible endoscope.
To diagnose VPI, a healthcare provider will likely: Feel your palate to detect any abnormalities. Inspect your throat and sphincter with a fiberoptic nasoendoscope (thin tube with a light and camera on the end). Perform speech analysis, listening for the sounds associated with VPI.
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The diagnosis of VPI is obtained through history, physical exam, assessment of speech production, imaging, and instrumental evaluation.
The treatment of velopharyngeal insufficiency or velopharyngeal incompetence usually requires a surgical procedure (tonsillectomy, Furlow Z-plasty, pharyngeal flap, sphincter pharyngoplasty, or posterior pharyngeal wall implant).
Signs and symptoms of VPD may include: Excessively nasal speech quality (also known as hypernasality) Leakage of air through the nose while speaking. Speech which sounds weak or muffled. Abnormal articulation. Leakage of food or liquid through the nose while eating.

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