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Topics in Stroke Rehabilitation Volume 1, 1994 - Issue 2: Communication Problems Following Stroke
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Pragmatic communication disorders following stroke

Therese GoldsmithAssistant Director Speech-Language Pathology ServiceNational Rehabilitation HospitalWashington, DC
, MS, CCC-SLP
Pages 52-64 | Published online: 16 Aug 2016

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Christine Baron, Therese Goldsmith & Phillip W. Beatty. (1999) Family and Clinician Perceptions of Pragmatic Communication Skills Following Right Hemisphere Stroke. Topics in Stroke Rehabilitation 5:4, pages 55-63.
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Joan C. Borod, Kashemi D. Rorie, Lawrence H. Pick, Ronald L. Bloom, Fani Andelman, Alfonso L. Campbell, Loraine K. Obler, James R. Tweedy, Joan Welkowitz & Martin Sliwinski. (2000) Verbal pragmatics following unilateral stroke: Emotional content and valence.. Neuropsychology 14:1, pages 112-124.
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