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nr titel auteur tijdschrift jaar jaarg. afl. pagina('s) type
1 Absence of aphasia in a dextral with a left hemisphere lesion: A case report Brown, Jason W.
1987
5 p. 435-441
artikel
2 A case of acquired childhood aphasia with evolution of global aphasia into transcortical sensory aphasia Ikeda, M.
1993
5 p. 497-502
artikel
3 A cognitive-neuropsychological analysis of allograph errors from a patient with acquired dysgraphia Weekes, B. S.
1994
5 p. 409-425
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4 A combined acoustic and perceptual analysis of the tense-lax opposition in aphasic vowel production Ziegler, Wolfram
1989
5 p. 449-463
artikel
5 Acquired aphasia in childhood and developmental dysphasias: Are the errors similar? Analysis of errors made in confrontation naming tasks Van Hout, Anne
1993
5 p. 525-531
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6 Acquired aphasia in childhood: Case studies of five children Lees, Janet A.
1990
5 p. 463-478
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7 Acquired childhood aphasia: A clinicoradiological study of 11 stroke patients Martins, Isabel Pavao
1993
5 p. 489-495
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8 Acquired childhood aphasia: A rarity? Paquier, Philippe
1993
5 p. 417-419
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9 Alignment following left and right hemisphere damage Seddoh, S. Amebu
2008
5 p. 505-521
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10 An early detailed description of aphasia in a deaf-mute: Anton leischner's “die 'aphasie' der taubstummen” (1943) Wallesch, Claus W.
1990
5 p. 511-518
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11 An investigation of confrontation naming performance in Alzheimer's dementia as a function of disease severity Chenery, Helen J.
1996
5 p. 423-441
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12 Aphasia and communicative speech therapy Leiwo, Matti
1994
5 p. 467-482
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13 Aphasia and communicative speech therapy: The potential of grammatical analyses Garman, Michael
1994
5 p. 491-496
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14 Aphasia and family therapy Wahrborg, Peter
1989
5 p. 479-482
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15 Aphasia and family therapy: A reply to Smith, McGuirk, Knapik and Herrmann Wahrborg, Peter
1989
5 p. 493-494
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16 Aphasia and family therapy: Innovative, but untested Worral, Linda Smith
1989
5 p. 483-485
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17 Aphasia from the wrong (right) hemisphere: Questions for crossed aphasia Brown, Jason W.
1987
5 p. 401-402
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18 Aphasia severity, semantics, and depression predict functional communication in acquired aphasia Fucetola, Robert
2006
5 p. 449-461
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19 Aphasiology and family therapy—development of the subject Knapik, Henryk
1989
5 p. 489-490
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20 A prospective study of the linguistic skills of children with closed-head injuries Jordan, Fayem.
1993
5 p. 503-512
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21 Are release phenomena explained by disinhibited mirror neuron circuits? Arnold Pick's remarks on echographia and their relevance for modern cognitive neuroscience Berthier, Marcelo L.
2006
5 p. 462-480
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22 Autonomy and empowerment in aphasia assessment and therapy: Isn't it the road more travelled? Hough, Monica Strauss
1996
5 p. 488-493
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23 Book Review 2008
5 p. 557-558
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24 Book reviews 1988
5 p. 523-525
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25 Book reviews 1989
5 p. 495-497
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26 Book reviews 2001
5 p. 495-507
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27 Book reviews 1987
5 p. 447-448
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28 Book Reviews 1994
5 p. 503-506
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29 Book reviews 1990
5 p. 519-524
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30 Book reviews 1992
5 p. 515-518
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31 Cognition in global aphasia: Indicators for therapy van Mourik, M.
1992
5 p. 491-499
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32 Communicative speech therapy in aphasia: What does it mean, can it be effective and how should it be done? Bastiaanse, Roelien
1994
5 p. 482-488
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33 Comparison of clinician and spouse perceptions of the handicap of aphasia: Everybody understands 'understanding' Oxenham, Dorothea
1995
5 p. 477-493
artikel
34 Comprehension of reversible active and passive sentences in agrammatism Luzzatti, Claudio
2001
5 p. 419-441
artikel
35 Computerized tomographic scanning: Its contributions to the understanding of the neuroanatomical basis of aphasia Murdoch, Bruce E.
1988
5 p. 437-462
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36 Coping with aphasia: Conversations with 20 aphasic people Parr, Susan
1994
5 p. 457-466
artikel
37 Crossed aphasia and apraxia in an artist Reinvang, Ivar
1987
5 p. 423-434
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38 Current trends in acquired childhood aphasia: An introduction Paquier, Philippe
1993
5 p. 421-440
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39 Deep dysphasia as a phonetic input deficit: Evidence from a single case Ablinger, Irene
2008
5 p. 537-556
artikel
40 Differential effects of context- and skill-based treatment approaches: Preliminary findings Hinckley, Jacqueline J.
2001
5 p. 463-476
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41 Differential effects of early hemisphere damage on lexical comprehension and production Eisele, Julie A.
1993
5 p. 513-523
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42 Differentiating language disorder subtypes in acquired childhood aphasia Lees, Janet A.
1993
5 p. 481-488
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43 Discourse production deficits following traumatic brain injury: A critical review of the recent literature Coelho, Carl A.
1995
5 p. 409-429
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44 Disruption of prosody after frontal lobe seizures in the non-dominant hemisphere Dykstra, K.
1995
5 p. 453-476
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45 Don't throw out the porch with the bathwater: A second look at the future of the PICA Crockett, D.
1988
5 p. 507-510
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46 Erratum 1989
5 p. 498
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47 Erratum 2008
5 p. 559
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48 Evaluation of communication, life participation and psychological well-being in chronic aphasia: The influence of group intervention Ross, Alison
2006
5 p. 427-448
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49 Everyday literacy in aphasia: Radical approaches to functional assessment and therapy Parr, Susan
1996
5 p. 469-479
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50 Foreign accent: An aphasic epiphenomenon? Ardila, Alfredo
1988
5 p. 493-499
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51 Foreword Castro-caldas, Alexandre
1993
5 p. 1-2
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52 Formulaic expressions in spontaneous speech of left- and right-hemisphere-damaged subjects Sidtis, Diana Van Lancker
2006
5 p. 411-426
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53 From frogs into princes: Transforming our knowledge base into models of communication that are relevant to people in their environment Oxenham, Dorothea
1994
5 p. 488-491
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54 High-tech AAC and severe aphasia: Candidacy for TouchSpeak (TS) van de Sandt-Koenderman, W. Mieke E.
2007
5 p. 459-474
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55 Impairment of written language and mathematical skills in a case of Landau-Kleffner syndrome Papagno, Costanza
1993
5 p. 451-461
artikel
56 Influence of linguistic and non-linguistic capacities on spontaneous recovery of aphasia and on success of language therapy Goldenberg, G.
1994
5 p. 443-456
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57 Informativeness ratings of messages created on an AAC processing prosthesis Bartlett, Megan R.
2007
5 p. 475-498
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58 Is ethnographic assessment a reality in aphasia? Ulatowska, Hanna K.
1996
5 p. 494-496
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59 Isolated disturbance of written language acquisition as an initial symptom of epileptic aphasia in a 7-year-old child: A 3-year follow-up study Deonna, T.
1993
5 p. 441-450
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60 Is slowly progressive aphasia actually a new clinical entity? Craenhals, A.
1990
5 p. 485-509
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61 Jargon aphasia: What have we learned? Marshall, Jane
2006
5 p. 387-410
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62 Landau-Kleffner syndrome diagnosed after 9 years of age: Another Landau-Kleffner syndrome? Gerard, C.-L.
1993
5 p. 463-473
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63 Language rehabilitation in the Landau-Kleffner syndrome: Considerations and approaches De Wijngaert, E.
1993
5 p. 475-480
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64 Latent dysphasia after left hemisphere lesions: A lexical-semantic and verbal memory deficit Vallar, Giuseppe
1988
5 p. 463-478
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65 Letter to the editor Lincoln, N. B.
1987
5 p. 442-443
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66 Measuring and describing: Alternative or complementary approaches to assessment Edwards, Susan
1996
5 p. 485-488
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67 Metabolic correlates of linguistic functions in a patient with crossed aphasia: A case study Schweiger, Avraham
1987
5 p. 415-421
artikel
68 Model-oriented naming therapy: Testing predictions of a connectionist model Abel, Stefanie
2007
5 p. 411-447
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69 Modularism, holism, connectionism: Old conflicts and new perspectives in aphasiology and neuropsychology Muller, Ralph-Axel
1992
5 p. 443-475
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70 Neurobehavioural analogies between syndromes of acquired and developmental language impairment: Hypotheses for research Snow, David
1996
5 p. 453-468
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71 Non-verbal disturbances in crossed aphasia Castro-caldas, A.
1987
5 p. 403-413
artikel
72 On aphasia and communicative speech therapy: Once more Leiwo, Matti
1994
5 p. 499-502
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73 On the neurological status of speech automatisms and its significance for neurolinguistic models Wallesch, Claus-W.
1989
5 p. 435-447
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74 On the possible value of family therapy in aphasia rehabilitation Herrmann, Manfred
1989
5 p. 491-492
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75 Phonemic paraphasias and psycholinguistic production models for neologistic jargon Buckingham, Hugh W.
1987
5 p. 381-400
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76 Picture/word matching tasks and word retrieval: Some follow-up data and second thoughts Pring, T.
1990
5 p. 479-483
artikel
77 Preserved capacity to copy drawings in severe aphasics with little premorbid experience Kashiwagi, T.
1994
5 p. 427-442
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78 Primary progressive aphasia: Serial linguistic, neuropsychological and radiological findings with neuropathological results Scholten, I. M.
1995
5 p. 495-516
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79 Reacquisition of semantic knowledge by errorless learning in a patient with a semantic deficit and anterograde amnesia Leonard, Benedicte
2008
5 p. 447-488
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80 Read and write what you want to: What's so radical? Pierce, Robert S.
1996
5 p. 480-483
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81 Recent publications 1988
5 p. 527-529
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82 Recent publications 1987
5 p. 445-446
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83 Recovery and evolution of a subtype of crossed aphasia Ochipa, Cynthia
1989
5 p. 465-472
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84 Reply: Call me irresponsible, but don't try to mislead me Parsons, Carl L.
1987
5 p. 443-444
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85 Response to aphasia and family therapy McGuirk, Elizabeth
1989
5 p. 487-488
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86 Semantic field integrity and naming ability in anomic patients Silveri, Maria Caterina
1989
5 p. 423-434
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87 Sentence production ability of a bilingual cantonese/english agrammatic speaker Yiu, Edwin M-L.
1996
5 p. 505-522
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88 Some thoughts and reflections on communicative therapy in aphasia Ulatowska, Hanna K.
1994
5 p. 497-499
artikel
89 Syntactic parsing and the availability of prepositions in agrammatic patients Branchereau, Laurence
1989
5 p. 411-422
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90 The compromise of aphasia treatment: Functional and practical, but realistic Rothi, Leslie J. Gonzalez
1996
5 p. 483-485
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91 The distribution of major grammatical classes in the vocabulary of Romanian aphasic patients Fradis, A.
1992
5 p. 477-489
artikel
92 The influence of word length on syllable duration in aphasia: Acoustic analyses Baum, Shari R.
1992
5 p. 501-513
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93 The mt-86 β aphasia battery: A subset of normative data in relation to age and level of school education Beland, Renee
1990
5 p. 439-462
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94 The PICA revisited Martin, A. Damien
1988
5 p. 515-519
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95 Therapy of short-term memory disorders in fluent aphasia: A single case study Koenig-Bruhin, Monica
2007
5 p. 448-458
artikel
96 The road more travelled: Whose right of way? Parr, Susan
1996
5 p. 496-503
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97 The role of semantic knowledge in relearning spellings: Evidence from deep dysgraphia Kumar, Viba Pavan
2008
5 p. 489-504
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98 The use of a computer driven videodisc for the assessment and rehabilitation of aphasia Bruckert, Remy
1989
5 p. 473-478
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99 The use of microcomputers with aphasic patients Burton, Esme
1988
5 p. 479-491
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100 To be or not to be: The PICA is the question Simoni, Frank Di
1988
5 p. 511-513
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101 Transcortical sensory aphasia: Dissociation between naming and comprehension Berthier, Marcelo L.
1995
5 p. 431-451
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102 Treatment of anomia with contextual priming: Exploration of a modified procedure with additional semantic and phonological tasks Renvall, Kati
2007
5 p. 499-527
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103 Using a computer to improve functional writing in a patient with severe dysgraphia Mortley, Jane
2001
5 p. 443-461
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104 Using a written cueing hierarchy to improve verbal naming in aphasia Wright, Heather Harris
2008
5 p. 522-536
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105 Using partners' autobiographical reports to develop, deliver, and evaluate services in aphasia Pound, Carole
2001
5 p. 477-493
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106 Using the PICA in clinical practice: A reply to Di Simoni and Merson, Crockett and Purves and Martin Lincoln, Nadina
1988
5 p. 521
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107 Using the PICA in clinical practice: Are we flogging a dead horse? Lincoln, Nadina
1988
5 p. 501-506
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108 Word class effects upon the intrahemispheric graphic disconnection syndrome Leischner, Anton
1996
5 p. 443-451
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