DOI:
10.1055/s-00000082
Sprache · Stimme · Gehör
Issue 01 ·
Volume 38 ·
March 2014
DOI: 10.1055/s-004-26616
Zu diesem Heft
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In eigener Sache
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Nachruf
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Der kleine Repetitor
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Für Sie gelesen, für Sie gehört
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Hören - Erkennen - Verstehen
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Sehen - Erkennen - Verstehen
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Editorial
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Abel, S.;
Ptok, M.:
Neuroplasticity and Therapeutic Interventions
Schwerpunktthema
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Breitenstein, C.;
Grewe, T.;
Flöel, A.;
Ziegler, W.;
Springer, L.;
Martus, P.;
Baumgärtner, A.:
How Effective is Intensive Aphasia Therapy under Routine Clinical Conditions? The German Randomised Controlled Multicentre Trial FCET2EC
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Bossen, A.:
Language Acquisition and Development through Music and Movement – An Evaluation of a Berlin Pilot Project
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Corsten, S.;
Konradi, J.;
Schimpf, E. J.;
Hardering, F.;
Keilmann, A.:
Biographic-Narrative Intervention in Aphasia – An Innovative Approach to Improve Quality of Life
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Abel, S.:
The Impact of Lexical Therapy on Brain Reorganisation in Aphasia. What can the Right Hemisphere Contribute?
Neue Impulse
35
Zeller, C.:
More Participation via Composed Aphasia Therapy
Originalarbeit
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Schlett, T.;
Mäder, P.;
Frank, A.;
Günther, T.:
Comparison between Different Variants of Analysis of Spontaneous Speech to Diagnose Children with Speech and Language Disorders
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Boger, M.;
Backhus, F.;
Günther, T.:
No Specific Discrepancy between Productive and Receptive Vocabulary in Children with Down Syndrome
Patienteninformation
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