VERBAL REALIZATION IN APHASIA
VERBAL REALIZATION IN APHASIA
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DOI:
10.1093/brain/79.1.1
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发表时间:
1956-01-01
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影响因子:
14.5
通讯作者:
ALAJOUANINE, T
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作者:
ALAJOUANINE, T
Clinical material consists of 317 consecutive cases. Authors analysis of the strictly oral verbal aspects of aphasia lead to following conclusions (1) Lesions of parts of brain concerned with language result in a motor speech defect varying from complete inability to utter a single word to an inability adequately to express feelings and thoughts, despite volubility in the most complex situations. (2) The adequacy of verbal accomplishment in any one patient varies according to his stimulus to speech: situations leading to emotional, expletive, interjectional, automatic, habitual language are always more effective than those requiring volitional or propositional speech. (3) The verbal residues, which often appear in a compulsive, almost involuntary, manner without the patient seeming to be fully aware of them, take several relatively uniform and easily recognizable forms. Those which are called verbal stereotypy, agrammatism, phonetic disintegration, jargon aphasia were described in detail. (4) Prolonged observation of these disorders of verbal expression reveals certain predictable evolutionary sequences, which are of value in prognostication of the outcome of the speech disorders, and which posses a certain pathophysiological significance.