Language rehabilitation in patients with conduction aphasia and Training Analysis.docVIP

 PAGE \* MERGEFORMAT 9 Language rehabilitation in patients with conduction aphasia and Training Analysis [Abstract] Objective 15 cases of cerebrovascular disease in patients with conduction aphasia associated with rehabilitation training, so that patients recover language skills. Methods of rehabilitation of one to one language training, training for 30-45 minutes a day, with the rest of the time by the families of each day 2-4 times a patient’s language rehabilitation training. conduction aphasia results in 15 cases, 4 cases of patients recover from the 2 to 4, and 8 cases of recovery from the 1 to 3, 3 patients had no significant effect in patients with grade 0. Conclusion aphasia conduction aphasia, although in a more easily treated, but the system for such patients, frequent language rehabilitation treatment is still necessary, and also requires the participation of family members, and appropriate use of psychotherapy of patients with psychological counseling and psychological support in order to obtain the best results. [Keywords:] language conduction aphasia rehabilitation This article describes 15 cases of cerebrovascular disease by Western aphasia test battery (WAB test diagnosis of conduction aphasia investigation [1] (conduction aphasia, based on BDAE aphasia severity classification criteria [2] 3 were 0, 8 cases 1, 4 cases of grade 2, 2-4 weeks of cerebral hemorrhage, cerebral infarction in stable condition after 1-2 weeks, started by the trainer one on one language rehabilitation training, training for 30-45 minutes a day, and the remaining time by family members with the training. of which 12 patients treatment was able to help others in need under the familiar topic of communication, reading lots of text, particularly in faster recovery of calling names and repeating the remaining 3 effect was not obvious .. . 1 General Information The team observed the object for the April 2009 to December 15 patients were treated in patien