Study on the auditory comprehension impairments of Chinese aphasics in cerebrovascular diseases
- VernacularTitle:脑血管病失语症听觉理解障碍的研究
- Author:
Jie SHI
;
Yinhua WANG
- Publication Type:Journal Article
- Keywords:
cerebrovascular diseases, Chinese aphasics, auditory comprehension impairment
- From:
Chinese Journal of Rehabilitation Theory and Practice
2001;7(1):4-6
- CountryChina
- Language:Chinese
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Abstract:
ObjectiveImpairment in auditory comprehension is one of the most common clinical symptoms of aphasia. Analysing the features of Chinese aphasics in auditory comprehension might be valueable to classify the types of aphasia, distinguish the difference between the Western aphasics and Chinese aphasics, and find out the neural mechanisms in the language processes in the brain. MethodsThe Standardized Aphasia Battery in Chinese and Additional Test of Auditory Comprehension were utilized, and the cerebral lesion of each case was demonstrated by CT scan or MRI. Results and Conclusions 1.Different types of aphasia indicate different damage grades in auditory comprehension impairment at each stage. 2. Posterior apasia and mixed aphasia indicate damages in the phonemic discrimination abilities. There are phonemic discrimination abilities preserved in Anterior aphasia and subcortical aphasia. 3. Anterior aphasia, posterior aphasia and mixed aphasia are at a different difficulty grades for lexical comprehension, especially for the discrimination to body parts. Subcortical aphasia doesn\'t demonstrate this feature that might be the characteristic in Chinese aphasics different from English aphasics. 4. The comprehension of the passive sentences is more difficult than that of the active sentences for all types of aphasics . 5. The damages are all severe in the story comprehension for all types of aphasics.
