缁忓ぇ闅愰潤鑴夊叆璺 疆绠℃憾鏍撴湳鑱斿悎鑵斿唴鎴愬舰鏈 不鐤楁
... thrombolysis(CDT) via great saphenous vein-perforater vein to deep vein for treatment of mixed lower extremity deep veinous thrombosis(DVT) , and to evaluate its clinical efficacy. Methods: We performed this retrospective analysis of the clinical data in 25 cases with acute mixed lower extremity DVT ...
... thrombolysis(CDT) via great saphenous vein-perforater vein to deep vein for treatment of mixed lower extremity deep veinous thrombosis(DVT) , and to evaluate its clinical efficacy. Methods: We performed this retrospective analysis of the clinical data in 25 cases with acute mixed lower extremity DVT ...
Phonological priming in children with hearing loss: effect of speech
... Design: Participants were 62 CHI and 62 CNH whose ages had a group mean and group distribution akin to that in the CHI group. Ages ranged from 4 to 14 years. All participants met the following criteria: (1) spoke English as a native language, (2) communicated successfully aurally/ orally, and (3) ha ...
... Design: Participants were 62 CHI and 62 CNH whose ages had a group mean and group distribution akin to that in the CHI group. Ages ranged from 4 to 14 years. All participants met the following criteria: (1) spoke English as a native language, (2) communicated successfully aurally/ orally, and (3) ha ...
Tonic tensor tympani syndrome in tinnitus and hyperacusis patients
... or severe. All the clinicians involved in this study were experienced in tinnitus/hyperacusis evaluation and therapy, so it was considered reasonable to assume there would be consistency in these severity judgements, and in most cases the TRQ/THI score was also provided. Whether the tinnitus/hyperac ...
... or severe. All the clinicians involved in this study were experienced in tinnitus/hyperacusis evaluation and therapy, so it was considered reasonable to assume there would be consistency in these severity judgements, and in most cases the TRQ/THI score was also provided. Whether the tinnitus/hyperac ...
Using a dichoptic moving window presentation technique to
... times and fewer regressions in binocular relative to monocular visual presentations. Little is known, however, about whether the cost associated with monocular viewing derives primarily from the encoding of foveal information or in obtaining a preview benefit from upcoming parafoveal text. In the pr ...
... times and fewer regressions in binocular relative to monocular visual presentations. Little is known, however, about whether the cost associated with monocular viewing derives primarily from the encoding of foveal information or in obtaining a preview benefit from upcoming parafoveal text. In the pr ...
Improving Initial Sound Segmentation Skills of
... 2008). Analysis of the sound structure of language, regardless of the analysis task, is referred to as phonological awareness. The term phonemic awareness is reserved for those instances where children have been asked to analyze (e.g., segment) the isolated sounds in a word (e.g., ‘‘tell me the firs ...
... 2008). Analysis of the sound structure of language, regardless of the analysis task, is referred to as phonological awareness. The term phonemic awareness is reserved for those instances where children have been asked to analyze (e.g., segment) the isolated sounds in a word (e.g., ‘‘tell me the firs ...
An event-related brain potential study of schizotypal
... with this hypothesis, schizotypy has been found to be associated with larger than normal N400 amplitudes to congruent sentence endings (Niznikiewicz et al., 1999, 2004), and to exemplars of a category following the category definition (Kiang and Kutas, 2005), suggesting less than normal contextual ac ...
... with this hypothesis, schizotypy has been found to be associated with larger than normal N400 amplitudes to congruent sentence endings (Niznikiewicz et al., 1999, 2004), and to exemplars of a category following the category definition (Kiang and Kutas, 2005), suggesting less than normal contextual ac ...
Skill Development in Music Reading
... Jyväskylä). I don’t know how to thank you two enough for offering your expertise to the project’s use, or for the time and effort you have invested in all this. We have learned a lot together, and I am more than happy that all of us hope to continue our co-operation. Most of all, however, I value th ...
... Jyväskylä). I don’t know how to thank you two enough for offering your expertise to the project’s use, or for the time and effort you have invested in all this. We have learned a lot together, and I am more than happy that all of us hope to continue our co-operation. Most of all, however, I value th ...
Conscius sedation in children
... The "get you through anything" tool, the relaxation breath is easy to learn and easy to teach to every patient. It's uses include: general relaxation, relief of pain and anxiety, and control of physiological processes. ...
... The "get you through anything" tool, the relaxation breath is easy to learn and easy to teach to every patient. It's uses include: general relaxation, relief of pain and anxiety, and control of physiological processes. ...
AUTHORS MR. MAINAK SANTRA AUDIOLOGIST AND SPEECH
... recognition. The dialectical difference between two languages makes it difficult to use it in the nonnative speakers. Even, if two languages have similar sound system they may vary significantly in their physical characteristics "including both acoustic and articulatory characteristics.21 Word recog ...
... recognition. The dialectical difference between two languages makes it difficult to use it in the nonnative speakers. Even, if two languages have similar sound system they may vary significantly in their physical characteristics "including both acoustic and articulatory characteristics.21 Word recog ...
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... Brown & Hagoort, 1993), or semantic inhibition (Debruille, 2007) and it is possible that multiple mechanisms contribute to the N400. Regardless of the theoretical viewpoint, the N400 provides information about the time course of semantic processing and its onset can be interpreted as an upper time l ...
... Brown & Hagoort, 1993), or semantic inhibition (Debruille, 2007) and it is possible that multiple mechanisms contribute to the N400. Regardless of the theoretical viewpoint, the N400 provides information about the time course of semantic processing and its onset can be interpreted as an upper time l ...
Effects of Lexical Factors on Word Recognition Among Normal
... the effect varies . To examine the effects of these lexically based words on speech recognition in a more comprehensive manner, in this investigation, intelligibility was measured at several locations on the response curves for easy and hard words among listeners with normal hearing and hearing loss ...
... the effect varies . To examine the effects of these lexically based words on speech recognition in a more comprehensive manner, in this investigation, intelligibility was measured at several locations on the response curves for easy and hard words among listeners with normal hearing and hearing loss ...
Cognitive capacities and composite cognitive skills in
... reading skill (in both the children and adults), and theory of mind (in the adult group). Thesis outline The main theme of the present thesis is the level of functioning of three basic cognitive abilities (i.e., lexical skill, phonological processing, and working memory), which are all affected by d ...
... reading skill (in both the children and adults), and theory of mind (in the adult group). Thesis outline The main theme of the present thesis is the level of functioning of three basic cognitive abilities (i.e., lexical skill, phonological processing, and working memory), which are all affected by d ...
Development and Standarization of Spondee Words In Bangla
... of 10 audiologists and speech language pathologists were separated and then the list of 130 words were prepared. Familiarity of 130 Bangla spondee words was judged by 150 (75 male and 75 female) native Bangla speakers. Total familiarity weightage of each word marked by 150 participants were calculat ...
... of 10 audiologists and speech language pathologists were separated and then the list of 130 words were prepared. Familiarity of 130 Bangla spondee words was judged by 150 (75 male and 75 female) native Bangla speakers. Total familiarity weightage of each word marked by 150 participants were calculat ...
14 Children`s Reading Comprehension Difficulties
... In summary, poor comprehenders do not have a comprehension impairment that is specific to reading. Rather, their difficulties with reading comprehension need to be seen in the context of difficulties with language comprehension more generally. Some theorists have gone further and intimated that sinc ...
... In summary, poor comprehenders do not have a comprehension impairment that is specific to reading. Rather, their difficulties with reading comprehension need to be seen in the context of difficulties with language comprehension more generally. Some theorists have gone further and intimated that sinc ...
presentation
... > Emergency room encounters a patient for the first time, presenting with particular symptoms > The patient’s relevant medical history has significant impact on the approach to diagnosis and treatment ...
... > Emergency room encounters a patient for the first time, presenting with particular symptoms > The patient’s relevant medical history has significant impact on the approach to diagnosis and treatment ...
Sitnikova et al 2007 Neurocognitive Mechanisms
... into their knowledge of typical temporal order of events in common activities. After reading text passages with sentences presented in a scrambled order, events tended to be recalled in a typical order. More recent studies have employed a reaction time measure to demonstrate that semantic memory st ...
... into their knowledge of typical temporal order of events in common activities. After reading text passages with sentences presented in a scrambled order, events tended to be recalled in a typical order. More recent studies have employed a reaction time measure to demonstrate that semantic memory st ...
Chapter 14: Semantic Interpretation for the Biomedical Research Literature
... Semantic Interpretation for the Biomedical Research Literature ...
... Semantic Interpretation for the Biomedical Research Literature ...
PRESERVATION OF IMPLICIT MEMORY FOR NEW
... Global amnesia is a neurological syndrome characterized by a identification when each pair of words was presented sequentially at severe deficit in remembering new episodes and facts that is not test (Paller & Mayes, 1994). Because amnesic patients showed insecondary to any other behavioral incapaci ...
... Global amnesia is a neurological syndrome characterized by a identification when each pair of words was presented sequentially at severe deficit in remembering new episodes and facts that is not test (Paller & Mayes, 1994). Because amnesic patients showed insecondary to any other behavioral incapaci ...
Effect of hearing loss on semantic access by auditory and audiovisual speech in children.
... The speech-production process (input dog) consists of four dynamic stages: conceptual, lexical–semantic, output phonological, and articulatory motor. More specifically, the picture dog (1) activates its concept and semantic features (animal: breathes, has fur, has four legs, etc), which spreads to ( ...
... The speech-production process (input dog) consists of four dynamic stages: conceptual, lexical–semantic, output phonological, and articulatory motor. More specifically, the picture dog (1) activates its concept and semantic features (animal: breathes, has fur, has four legs, etc), which spreads to ( ...
How Can Children Be Taught to Comprehend Text Better
... beyond asking literal questions about texts. Teachers do not promote deeper understanding and active interpretation. However, we do know how to achieve those goals through various modes of instruction. INDIVIDUAL STRATEGIES INSTRUCTION Much research has focused on whether increased use of a single s ...
... beyond asking literal questions about texts. Teachers do not promote deeper understanding and active interpretation. However, we do know how to achieve those goals through various modes of instruction. INDIVIDUAL STRATEGIES INSTRUCTION Much research has focused on whether increased use of a single s ...
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... of higher and lower status. The joiwa and dumsa ritual offices were thus of differing status and a person who was interested in taking on this role would have to learn the appropriate recitations and slowly increase his rank through long practice. Almost anybody could propitiate the smallest nats, t ...
... of higher and lower status. The joiwa and dumsa ritual offices were thus of differing status and a person who was interested in taking on this role would have to learn the appropriate recitations and slowly increase his rank through long practice. Almost anybody could propitiate the smallest nats, t ...
Semantics and N400: insights for schizophrenia
... processes of working memory, as well as in the activation and processing of syntactic word-category information (whether the word is acting as a subject, a verb or an adjective, etc., in the sentence).26–28 The third, the N400 component, which is a negative waveform that develops between 300 and 500 ...
... processes of working memory, as well as in the activation and processing of syntactic word-category information (whether the word is acting as a subject, a verb or an adjective, etc., in the sentence).26–28 The third, the N400 component, which is a negative waveform that develops between 300 and 500 ...
A Distinctive Case of Word Meaning Deafness?
... that DRB was less likely tocomprehend auditorily presented words if they were abstract or of low imageability. As his word repetition was also impaired, DRB could not be considered a case of word meaning deafness in the traditional sense. Franklin et al. suggested that his poor repetition was the re ...
... that DRB was less likely tocomprehend auditorily presented words if they were abstract or of low imageability. As his word repetition was also impaired, DRB could not be considered a case of word meaning deafness in the traditional sense. Franklin et al. suggested that his poor repetition was the re ...
The differential effect of storybook reading on preschoolers
... with the additional practice at retrieving the words. The pattern of results should be different for expressive vocabulary. That is, children may not produce novel words after repeated exposures to a book because the repeated exposures do not provide practice at retrieving the phonological represent ...
... with the additional practice at retrieving the words. The pattern of results should be different for expressive vocabulary. That is, children may not produce novel words after repeated exposures to a book because the repeated exposures do not provide practice at retrieving the phonological represent ...
CONSISTENCY AND DIVERSITY IN BRAIN ORGANIZATION*
... in man was little involved in language processing in either the comprehension or expressive end. Penfield and others,9 for example, were only able t o obtain language phenomena by stimulating language areas within the left hemisphere. While there were clear exceptions t o this general rule, especial ...
... in man was little involved in language processing in either the comprehension or expressive end. Penfield and others,9 for example, were only able t o obtain language phenomena by stimulating language areas within the left hemisphere. While there were clear exceptions t o this general rule, especial ...
Deep dyslexia
Deep dyslexia is a form of alexia that disrupts reading processes that were functioning normally before the individual suffered a head trauma to the dominant hemisphere (usually left). Deep dyslexia may occur as a result of a head injury, stroke, disease, or operation. This injury results in the occurrence of semantic errors during reading and the impairment of nonword reading.The term dyslexia comes from the Greek words ‘dys’ meaning ‘impaired’, and ‘lexis’ meaning ‘word’ and is used to describe disorders of language concerning reading and spelling.Numerous models and hypotheses have been proposed in attempt to explain the broad range of symptoms experienced by deep dyslexics, but a definite consensus has yet to be reached. The proposed models and hypotheses have helped in treatment of some suffering patients, but only with certain specific symptoms. Additionally, the recovery seen is not experienced equally in all patients.