Aphasia, Alexia, and AgraphiaChurchill Livingstone, 1979 - Broj stranica: 213 |
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Stranica 101
... anomia , this problem demands initial considera- tion . Word - finding difficulty ( anomia ) is not only ubiquitous to aphasia but occurs in many nonaphasic disorders . The presence of anomia by itself fails to indicate an aphasic ...
... anomia , this problem demands initial considera- tion . Word - finding difficulty ( anomia ) is not only ubiquitous to aphasia but occurs in many nonaphasic disorders . The presence of anomia by itself fails to indicate an aphasic ...
Stranica 102
... Anomia can take different appearances in a variety of aphasic syndromes . In particular , a word - production type of anomia is present in the anterior aphasias including Broca aphasia , transcortical motor aphasia and conduction ...
... Anomia can take different appearances in a variety of aphasic syndromes . In particular , a word - production type of anomia is present in the anterior aphasias including Broca aphasia , transcortical motor aphasia and conduction ...
Stranica 155
David Frank Benson. Semantic Anomia This is a third distinct type of anomia . The patient with this problem also fails to present words upon confrontation - testing and will not accept cues , but unlike patients with word - selection anomia ...
David Frank Benson. Semantic Anomia This is a third distinct type of anomia . The patient with this problem also fails to present words upon confrontation - testing and will not accept cues , but unlike patients with word - selection anomia ...
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Introduction | 1 |
Historical Background | 12 |
Neuropathological Substrate of Aphasia | 18 |
Autorska prava | |
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