... defended Charcot’s neurological school at Salpêtrière Hospital, Dejerine had his own neurology school to contend. The fierce antagonism between them materialized to the verge of a real death duel in 1892 and later to an intellectual duel in the famous debate about aphasias, held in Paris in 1908. © 2020...

... day. The speech function and aphasia severity of the 2 groups were assessed using the speech apraxia assessment method of the China Rehabilitation Research Center, Western Aphasia Battery (WAB), and the Boston Diagnostic Aphasia Examination before and after treatment. Results: AOS and WAB scores...

...Shinichiro Maeshima; Sayaka Okamoto; Hideto Okazaki; Reisuke Funahashi; Shigenori Hiraoka; Hirokazu Hori; Kei Yagihashi; Ikuko Fuse; Shinichiro Tanaka; Naoki Asano; Shigeru Sonoda Objective: We aimed to clarify the relationship between aphasia and hematoma type/volume in patients with left...

...) on post-stroke patients with aphasia. Material and Methods: Eight right-handed patients with aphasia in the chronic stage after stroke were grouped into left and right hemisphere-activated for a language task based on pre-intervention fNIRS. Those with left hemisphere activation received 1-Hz TMS...

... Alzheimer’s Tangles Donepezil Aphasia Senescence is defined as the normal aging process where the human body undergoes several physiological changes. It affects cognition, thought process, learning ability, and emotions and reduces the tempo of one's daily activities. Aging is not pathology...

... patients did not differ significantly on the lexical priming task. Our results suggest that performance in the lexical priming task diminishes with physiological aging, but is not significantly affected by mild or moderate Alzheimer's disease or by fluent or non-fluent aphasia. 15 11 2012 16 01...

...Masahiro Abo; Wataru Kakuda; Motoi Watanabe; Azusa Morooka; Katsuya Kawakami; Atsushi Senoo Aim: To assess the safety and clinical efficacy of low-frequency repetitive transcranial magnetic stimulation (LF-rTMS) combined with intensive speech therapy (ST) in poststroke patients with aphasia...

...M.D. Martory; S. Roth; K.O. Lövblad; M. Neumann; J.A. Lobrinus; F. Assal Logopenic aphasia, mainly characterized by word anomia, sentence and phrase comprehension difficulties secondary to phonological loop deficits but relatively preserved single word comprehension and no agrammatism, is one...

...] is accurately regarded as a major breakthrough in studies of language in ALS. However, we discovered a Japanese account written by Watanabe in 1893 describing paragraphia of an aphasic nature, and this is interesting for two reasons. (1) Watanabe’s paper is, we believe, the first report of an aphasia associated...

... or safety. The publisher and the editor(s) disclaim responsibility for any injury to persons or property resulting from any ideas, methods, instructions or products referred to in the content or advertisements. Administration time Aphasia Semantic verbal fluency Word retrieval difficulties...

... of delirium and stupor in febrile illnesses [ 7 ], a novel concept which subsequently was verified in certain cases. Henry Charlton Bastian Bastian’s law Aphasia Kinaesthetic cortex Ascending spinocerebellar tract Abiogenesis ‘... the brain is assisted in the execution of movements by guiding...

... the occurrence of aphasia and its severity but not the type of aphasia. Furthermore, the clinical improvement observed in most cases was not accompanied by the disappearance of the diaschisis. 19 09 1988 14 04 1989 14 2 2008 © 1990 S. Karger AG, Basel 1990 Copyright / Drug Dosage...

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..., instructions or products referred to in the content or advertisements. Aphasia Agraphia Aphemia Behavioral neurology Original Paper Eur Neurol 1992:32:302-304 Henry J. Kaminskia Nancy Adamsa Thomas Burnstinea Richard H. Civilh Robert L. Ruff* Departments of Neurology and Psychology Cleveland...

... responsibility for any injury to persons or property resulting from any ideas, methods, instructions or products referred to in the content or advertisements. Paramedian thalamic artery Thalamic amnesia Aphasia Thalamic dementia ...

...C. Fensore; L.G. Lazzarino; A. Nappo; A. Nicolai Three right-handed subjects presented impairment of consciousness, paralysis of vertical gaze, aphasia and memory disturbances. Computed tomography scans showed low-density lesions in the paramedian areas of the left thalamus. Neuropsychological...

...Alberto Primavera; Gian-Paolo Bo; Simonetta Venturi We studied a case of focal status epilepticus with aphasia as the sole manifestation, lasting 21 days. A 77-year-old woman developed aphasic seizures followed by aphasic status epilepticus 10 months after a left temporo-occipital hemorrhage...

... responsibility for any injury to persons or property resulting from any ideas, methods, instructions or products referred to in the content or advertisements. Aphasia Neuropsychology Computed tomography Stroke Rehabilitation Eur. Neurol. 24: 134-139 (1985) © 1985 S. Karger ACi, Basel (X)l4-3022/85...

...Giuseppe Sartori; Sandro Bruno; Mirko Serena; Piergiorgio Bardin A single case study of a 33-year-old right-handed man who suddenly developed left hemiplegia and nonfluent aphasia is reported. Extensive testing of the patient’s reading ability revealed the symptom complex of deep dyslexia...

...M. Alexianu; C. Oancea; Al. Petrovici; D. Christodorescu; V. Ciurea The description is given of a structural and ultrastructural aspect of a cerebral biopsy specimen collected from a 17-year-old patient, with very frequent convulsive seizures, dementia, motor aphasia and spastic tetraparesis...