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[Recovery in aphasia (Part 3)--Study by multivariate analysis].

S Watanabe, K Hojo, H Tasaki

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    |February 1, 1987
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    This study found that initial speech test scores, time to therapy, and educational level significantly impact aphasia recovery. These factors are crucial for predicting prognosis in aphasia patients.

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