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An Experimental Study in Dysphasia An Interim Report

S. L. Wirz From the University Department of Medical Neurology, Northern General Hospital Edinburgh We would like to express our warm thanks to the hospital therapists in Edinburgh and to the staff of the Edinburgh School of Speech Therapy for their help in this study; not only in allowing us to test their patients, but also for their helpfid discussions and comments
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J. B. Stanton From the University Department of Medical Neurology, Northern General Hospital Edinburgh We would like to express our warm thanks to the hospital therapists in Edinburgh and to the staff of the Edinburgh School of Speech Therapy for their help in this study; not only in allowing us to test their patients, but also for their helpfid discussions and comments
Pages 66-74 | Published online: 03 Jul 2009

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