Phonological disorders and their relationship to agenesis of the corpus callosum in children

Abstract EN

The subject of this study revolves around the phonological disorders recorded at a5-and a half-year-old- child suffering from an uncommon type of agenesis of the corpus callosum.

the results of the general clinical linguistic profile of this child show the various difficulties faced by this case in three types of phonological choices.

indeed, the results of the study show that pronunciation is characterized by the phonological deletion of the initial syllables of words, which reflect a defect in the cognitive and analytical skills of the different types of phonological elements, and the absence of maturity of the phonological representations that the child is gradually demonstrating.

the findings of these studies also confirm what previous studies provided about the slow speed of cognitive information processing in children with agenesis of the corpus callosum.