On Certain Defects of Articulation in Children, with Cases Illustrating the Results of Education on the Oral System

Abstract

Case I.—The patient was a boy, aged eleven, who came under my care in August, 1889. His father died in Colney Hatch Asylum ten years previously, but the form of insanity was doubtful. The mother was alive and healthy. There was only one other child, a girl, aged fifteen; she was healthy, intelligent, articulated perfectly, and was right-handed.