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Topics in Stroke Rehabilitation, Volume 1, Issue 2 (1994)

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Communication Problems Following Stroke

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Don A. Olson PhD

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Published online: 16 Aug 2016

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Leora Reiff Cherney PhD, CCC-SLP Issue Editor

Pages: vii-viii

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The aphasia syndromes: Localization and classification

Paul R. Rao PhD

Pages: 1-13

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Traditional and contemporary views of aphasia: implications for clinical management

Charlotte C. Mitchum MS, CCC-SLP

Pages: 14-36

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An assessment tool for evaluating cognitive-communicative problems in patients with right hemisphere damage: Preliminary findings

Leora R. Cherney PhDy CCC-SLP & Anita S. Halper MA, CCC-SLP

Pages: 37-51

Published online: 16 Aug 2016

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Pragmatic communication disorders following stroke

Therese Goldsmith MS, CCC-SLP

Pages: 52-64

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Motor speech problems associated with stroke: The dysarthrias

Vicki L. Hammen PhD

Pages: 65-75

Published online: 16 Aug 2016

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The effects of brain stem stroke on communication and swallowing

Mary Boyle PhD

Pages: 76-86

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Multiinfarct dementia and communication

Danielle N. Ripich PhD & Travis T. Threats PhD

Pages: 87-99

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A second start

Don A. Olson PhD, Editor & Donald E. Moore

Pages: 100-103

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Assessing decisionmaking capacity in a patient with nondominant hemispheric stroke

Kristi L. Kirschner MD, Editor

Pages: 104-105

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Diagnosis and management of pneumonia and ventilatory disorders in patients with stroke

Elliot J. Roth MD, Editor & James L. Couser Jr. MB

Pages: 106-118

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New technologies and intervention approaches

Frank DeRuyter PhD, Editor

Pages: 119-120

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