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Aphasia

A Clinical Perspective

9780195089349
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In this volume the authors combine two clinically-oriented approaches to language disorder. The clinical aspects of aphasia syndromes are stressed but the authors also review assessment techniques, linguistic analyses, problems of aphasia classification, and frequently occuring related disorders such as alexia, agraphia and acalculia. In addition, commonly encountered speech disorders, neurobehavioral and psychiatric problems commonly associated with apasia, and the languagecharacteristics of aging and dementia reviewed. A neural basis is proposed for aphasia and related problems. Finally, aspects of rehabilitation and recovery are presented.
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OUP USA
84269
9780195089349
9780195089349

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Publication date
1996
Issue number
1
Cover
hard cover
Pages count
450
Dimensions (mm)
173 x 242
Weight (g)
993
  • Part I:: Basic Considerations; What is Aphasia?; Historical Background; Variations within Aphasia; Linguistic Analyses in Aphasia; Brain Damage in Aphasia; Assessment of Aphasia; Part II:: Syndromology; Classifications of Aphasia; Perisylvan Aphasic Syndromes; Extrasylvan (Transcortical) Aphasic Syndromes; Subcortical Speech and Language Syndromes; Alexia; Agraphia; Acalculia; Anomia; Neural Basis of Language Functions; Part III:: Related Disorders; Speech Disorders; Associated Neurologic and Behavioral Problems; Communication Disturbances in Aging and Dementia; Psychiatric Aspects of Aphasia; Part IV:: Rehabilitation; Recovery from Aphasia; Management and Rehabilitation of Aphasia;
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