Aphasia, Alexia, and AgraphiaChurchill Livingstone, 1979 - Broj stranica: 213 |
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... seen with other varieties of intracerebral pathology but , again , most often in the company of many other neurologic and neurobehavioral dysfunctions . Multiple sclerosis only rarely causes aphasia ( see Ch . 9 ) , and when it does the ...
... seen with other varieties of intracerebral pathology but , again , most often in the company of many other neurologic and neurobehavioral dysfunctions . Multiple sclerosis only rarely causes aphasia ( see Ch . 9 ) , and when it does the ...
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... seen only in the late stages of a few severe cases . When aphasia is present in multiple sclerosis , one of two clinical pictures is typically seen . One rare type starts acutely with prominent motor language disturbance and right ...
... seen only in the late stages of a few severe cases . When aphasia is present in multiple sclerosis , one of two clinical pictures is typically seen . One rare type starts acutely with prominent motor language disturbance and right ...
Stranica 119
... seen ( the left hemisphere is doing the talking ) but the left hand will reach out and pick up the object named in the written presentation . The results are consistent and clearly dem- onstrate that the right hemisphere of these ...
... seen ( the left hemisphere is doing the talking ) but the left hand will reach out and pick up the object named in the written presentation . The results are consistent and clearly dem- onstrate that the right hemisphere of these ...
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Introduction | 1 |
Historical Background | 12 |
Neuropathological Substrate of Aphasia | 18 |
Autorska prava | |
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