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画像説明と機能的コミュニケーションの評価は,原発的進行性アファシアの変種に相関する

Samuel Suh1, Rhonda B Friedman2, Aaron M Meyer2

  • 1Department of Neurology, Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine, Baltimore, MD 21287.

Aphasiology
|August 26, 2025
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まとめ

コネクテッド・スピーチの測定は,命名テストよりも,セマンティック・バリエーション・プライマリ・プログレッシブ・アファシア (svPPA) の機能的コミュニケーションをよく反映しています. この発見は神経変性言語障害における 治療の一般化を理解するために極めて重要です

キーワード:
初級進行性アファシアスピーチ機能的なコミュニケーションロゴペニック変種 初級進行性アファシア非流暢なアグラマティック・プライマリ・プログレッシブ・アファシアセマンティック・バリエーション プライマリ・プログレッシブ・アファシア

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