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Thus , most patients with aphasic disorders have problems in two or even all three categories . Nonetheless , clinical experience demonstrates that speech , language and thought can be affected separately and it would appear that each ...
Thus , most patients with aphasic disorders have problems in two or even all three categories . Nonetheless , clinical experience demonstrates that speech , language and thought can be affected separately and it would appear that each ...
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intuitive testing , sensory problems often remain undiscovered . Therapy for sensory disorder is far less positive , but some treatments , particularly those emphasizing digital activities , appear helpful . Demonstration of the problem ...
intuitive testing , sensory problems often remain undiscovered . Therapy for sensory disorder is far less positive , but some treatments , particularly those emphasizing digital activities , appear helpful . Demonstration of the problem ...
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If the confusional state is sufficiently pronounced it is obvious to the therapist and appropriate efforts can be made to correct the problem . In altogether too many cases , however , the findings are subtle or overlooked and the ...
If the confusional state is sufficiently pronounced it is obvious to the therapist and appropriate efforts can be made to correct the problem . In altogether too many cases , however , the findings are subtle or overlooked and the ...
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Introduction | 1 |
Historical Background | 12 |
Neuropathological Substrate of Aphasia | 18 |
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