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Recovery from aphasia as monitored by AER audiometry

Kolman et al., 1972

Document ID
14605691474375393756
Author
Kolman I
Shimizu H
Publication year
Publication venue
Journal of Speech and Hearing Disorders

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An aphasic patient was evaluated and periodically checked beginning four days after suffering a stroke. His general recovery was monitored via AER audiometry and standard language testing. When seen initially, the patient exhibited no clearly discernible AERs …
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