Clinical Management of Neurogenic Communicative DisordersDonnell F. Johns |
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... percentile , verbal performance at the 59th percentile , and graphic performance at the 49th percentile . By ob- serving individual subtests , specific abilities can be appraised . For example , primary auditory subtest ( VI and X ) and ...
... percentile , verbal performance at the 59th percentile , and graphic performance at the 49th percentile . By ob- serving individual subtests , specific abilities can be appraised . For example , primary auditory subtest ( VI and X ) and ...
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... percentile . His performance on the BDAE and MTDDA had improved , but the type of aphasia and the prognosis remained ... percentile ; after 1 month of therapy , performance at the 45th percentile ; following a month's vacation ...
... percentile . His performance on the BDAE and MTDDA had improved , but the type of aphasia and the prognosis remained ... percentile ; after 1 month of therapy , performance at the 45th percentile ; following a month's vacation ...
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... percentile . A Token Test re- vealed marked involvement of auditory compre- hension , Word Fluency performance was at the 55th percentile for patients with left hemisphere involvement , and his Coloured Progressive Matri- ces ...
... percentile . A Token Test re- vealed marked involvement of auditory compre- hension , Word Fluency performance was at the 55th percentile for patients with left hemisphere involvement , and his Coloured Progressive Matri- ces ...
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Description Diagnosis | 97 |
Surgical and Prosthetic Management | 153 |
Some Principles | 179 |
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