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A V Kovalenko

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Speech pathologyComparative language studies

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|Sep 03, 2025

[Features of speech rehabilitation in various types of post-stroke dysarthria].

M N Safronova, A V Kovalenko

|Dec 27, 2023

[Neurodynamic speech disorders in the acute ischemic stroke].

M N Safronova, A V Kovalenko

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