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Neuropsychologia, 1977
Abstract The report is based on matched data of 57 right-handed (RH) and 57 non-right-handed patients (NRH) with almost identical lesions in one cerebral hemisphere. The brain lesions were verified by post-mortem examination. It was found: (1) Aphasia occured in RH only on left cerebral lesions; (2) in NRH aphasia occured in patients with left and ...
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Abstract The report is based on matched data of 57 right-handed (RH) and 57 non-right-handed patients (NRH) with almost identical lesions in one cerebral hemisphere. The brain lesions were verified by post-mortem examination. It was found: (1) Aphasia occured in RH only on left cerebral lesions; (2) in NRH aphasia occured in patients with left and ...
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2013
Aphasia is one of the most striking cognitive sequels of strokes and other cerebral lesions, and attempts to rehabilitate aphasic patients have been undertaken for many years. Following a brief overview of the epidemiology and the clinical characteristics of aphasia, the chapter presents the major traditional approaches to rehabilitation.
Anna, Basso +2 more
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Aphasia is one of the most striking cognitive sequels of strokes and other cerebral lesions, and attempts to rehabilitate aphasic patients have been undertaken for many years. Following a brief overview of the epidemiology and the clinical characteristics of aphasia, the chapter presents the major traditional approaches to rehabilitation.
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1988
A critical review of the data in the literature and their interpretations is given. There are three main lines of interpretation: --The neuropsychological point of view interprets personality disorders as a reaction to the language deficit; --the anatomical point of view tries to relate personality disorders to the location and extent of brain lesions;
X, Seron, M, van der Linden
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A critical review of the data in the literature and their interpretations is given. There are three main lines of interpretation: --The neuropsychological point of view interprets personality disorders as a reaction to the language deficit; --the anatomical point of view tries to relate personality disorders to the location and extent of brain lesions;
X, Seron, M, van der Linden
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Journal of Neurology, 1993
A 59-year-old woman developed impaired speech initiation as the result of a left anterior insular infarct. Findings from this case suggest that dominant hemisphere anterior insular lesions impair the speech initiation loop.
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A 59-year-old woman developed impaired speech initiation as the result of a left anterior insular infarct. Findings from this case suggest that dominant hemisphere anterior insular lesions impair the speech initiation loop.
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Journal of the Neurological Sciences, 1965
Abstract A scientific approach to aphasia requires an analysis of separate factors underlying speech disorders in different local lesions of the brain. The following basic forms of aphasia are described in this paper: 1. (1) Acoustic aphasia, with localisation of the lesion in the left temporal zone and with a disturbance of acoustic analysis of
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Abstract A scientific approach to aphasia requires an analysis of separate factors underlying speech disorders in different local lesions of the brain. The following basic forms of aphasia are described in this paper: 1. (1) Acoustic aphasia, with localisation of the lesion in the left temporal zone and with a disturbance of acoustic analysis of
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Aphasia 37 (Broca's aphasia, wernicke's aphasia and conduction aphasia)
Broca's aphasia is a language disorder, also called expressive aphasia, that results from damage to the brain's Broca's area, located in the left frontal lobe. It's characterized by nonfluent, telegraphic speech, where individuals have difficulty forming sentences, leaving out smaller words, and producing speech with great effort.openaire +1 more source
Journal of Neurolinguistics, 2005
The first functional representation of language processes, depicted in the form of a diagram, was probably produced by Adolf Baginsky in 1871. The present paper contains a short biography of him and a translation of the relevant part of Baginsky's paper.
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The first functional representation of language processes, depicted in the form of a diagram, was probably produced by Adolf Baginsky in 1871. The present paper contains a short biography of him and a translation of the relevant part of Baginsky's paper.
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1993
The neurophysiological and the neurolinguistic basis of multilingualism is not yet fully elucidated. A study of the occurrence of aphasia in multilingual patients and the pattern of recovery may help to clarify some unsolved problems. For e.g. is the ability to use a second language stored in a different area of the left hemisphere and what is the ...
B, Ramamurthi, P, Chari
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The neurophysiological and the neurolinguistic basis of multilingualism is not yet fully elucidated. A study of the occurrence of aphasia in multilingual patients and the pattern of recovery may help to clarify some unsolved problems. For e.g. is the ability to use a second language stored in a different area of the left hemisphere and what is the ...
B, Ramamurthi, P, Chari
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Archives of Pediatrics & Adolescent Medicine, 1954
APHASIA is a very complex problem. It has been studied by neurologists, physiologists, psychologists, and speech clinicians. Because of the diverse approaches used by the investigators, aphasia has been a subject of great controversy. In recent years, however, it has become evident that, whichever approach interests the investigator, he must take ...
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APHASIA is a very complex problem. It has been studied by neurologists, physiologists, psychologists, and speech clinicians. Because of the diverse approaches used by the investigators, aphasia has been a subject of great controversy. In recent years, however, it has become evident that, whichever approach interests the investigator, he must take ...
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