L'anatomie en orthophonie: Parole, déglutition et audition

David H. McFarland explores the intricate connections between anatomy and speech-language pathology in this insightful examination of the human body's specialized functions. Focusing on the critical processes of speech, swallowing, and hearing, he sheds light on the unique mechanisms that govern communication and how they diverge from other bodily systems. This comprehensive approach not only enriches the reader's understanding of anatomy but also emphasizes the importance of these processes in everyday life.

Through detailed insights and accessible explanations, McFarland guides readers on a journey that intertwines the physical and functional aspects of oral and auditory mechanisms. By dissecting the complexities of speech and its interrelation with overall health, he opens the door to a deeper appreciation for the roles these functions play in human interaction. This work serves as a valuable resource for students, professionals, and anyone interested in the anatomical foundations of communication and how they impact our capacity to connect with one another.