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Persistent Word Fluency Deficit in Patients with Dominant Hemisphere Striato-Capsular Lesions: Further Evidence for a Subcortical Role in Language?

Meredith Kennedy Department of Speech and Hearing, The University of Queensland
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Bruce E. Murdoch Department of Speech and Hearing, The University of Queensland
Pages 3-20 | Published online: 30 Sep 2014

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CarolF. Legg & BeulahR. Sonnenberg. (1998) Changes in aspects of speech and language functioning following unilateral pallidotomy. Aphasiology 12:3, pages 257-266.
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FayeM. Jordan, BruceE. Murdoch, LisaJ. Hudson-tennent & DeborahL. Boon. (1996) Naming performance of brain-injured children. Aphasiology 10:8, pages 755-766.
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R.M. Ruff, R.H. Light, S.B. Parker & H.S. Levin. (1997) The Psychological Construct of Word Fluency. Brain and Language 57:3, pages 394-405.
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