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City Buffalo / Austin / Memphis / Newman / St. Louis / / Company J. Scott Yaruss / / Country United Kingdom / / MedicalCondition acquired neurological disorders / neoplasms / Strokeassociated stuttering / strokes / I Learn More About Neurogenic Stuttering / dysarthria / aphasia / speech disorder / Neurogenic Communication Disorders / cysts / apraxia / Cerebrovascular accident / injury / fluency disorder / multiple sclerosis / disorder / Motor Speech Disorders / Head trauma / Acquired stammering / Other diseases / Fluency Disorders / stuttering / childhood stuttering / Tumors / disease / Acquired stuttering / Anomia / Guillain-Barré Syndrome / Degenerative diseases / neurological injury / stroke / neurologic injury / cognitive disorders / neurogenic stuttering / Related Disorders / Parkinson’s disease / diseases / Drug-induced stuttering / stuttering symptoms / AIDS / developmental stuttering / depression / meningitis / communication disorders / injuries / Disorders / be noticeably worsened following injury / / MedicalTreatment counseling / / Organization American Speech-LanguageHearing Association / Stuttering Foundation of America / Who Stutter STUTTERING FOUNDATION / / Person Lawrence Molt / / / Position speaker / speech-language pathologist / / ProvinceOrState New Jersey / Tennessee / / PublishedMedium Archives of Neurology / / URL www.stutteringhelp.org / www.tartamudez.org / /
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How is neurogenic stuttering diagnosed? Before getting treatment, it is important that someone suspected of neurogenic stuttering be diagnosed accurately. It is advisable to consult with a speech-language pathologist who