This paper emphasizes the availability of easy-to-use computers and illustrates some advantages that might be derived from application of computers as clinical tools in our profession. A program designed to perform a series of segmental and componential analyses of misarticulations is described in illustrate a clinical application. Case study data based on 10 computer analyses are summarized and tabulated.
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