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    Author
    McGrattan, James
    Keyword
    stuttering
    neuroimaging
    recovery
    Date Published
    2016
    
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    Abstract
    Developmental stuttering affects ~5% of preschool-aged children. While stuttering disappears in the majority of these children within 3 years after onset, it persists into adulthood in 1% of children. Determining anatomical and physiological differences in the brain between persisting and recovering stuttering may lead to early prediction of risk/non-risk, and thus, early intervention can be appropriately implemented.
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