The comparison of effectiveness of regular and irregular past tense treatment on sentence production and neural function in patients with agrammatic aphasia

Tehran University of Medical Sciences0 个研究点目标入组 6 人开始时间: 待定最近更新: 2019年12月17日

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•Patient symptoms of non-fluent aphasia and aphasia quotient (AQ) between 51 to 75 on the test P-DAB-1 that represents the moderate aphasia
•Earn more than 50% on the subscales of Auditory Comprehension and Continuous Instructions on the P-DAB-1 test
•Agrammatic sentence production according to descriptive speech (Bird's Nest) and story retelling (three kids) in a way that speech is distorted and non-fluent; the percentage of sentences is reduced, and production of grammatical morphemes and verbs is reduced
•Difficulty in the verb tense inflection with less than 50 % in accuracy of regular and irregular verb tense inflection
•The ability to read in the subtest of single word reading in Bilingual Aphasia Test (BAT)
•Right-handed patient (using Edinburgh scale)
•Patients who are Persian monolingual or are fluent in Persian if they are bilingual
•Normal or near normal visual ability
•Normal or near normal hearing
•Minimum 9th grade education
•The patient has a stroke lesion on the left side of the brain, which last at least six months of its occurrence
•Aged between 18 - 65 years old

•History of neurological and psychological problems, speech and language problems, and learning problems
•Patients with apraxia
•Patients with Dysarthria in informal assessment
•Sign of claustrophobia
•Pregnant female subjects
•Subjects who have metal prosthesis

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