Further evidence of the positive influence of repetitive transcranial magnetic stimulation on speech and language in patients with aphasia after stroke: results from a …
M Haghighi, M Mazdeh, N Ranjbar, MA Seifrabie - Neuropsychobiology, 2018 - karger.com
Background: After a stroke, up to 20% of patients suffer from aphasia. The preferred
treatment for stroke-related aphasia (SRA) is regular speech and language training (SLT). In …
treatment for stroke-related aphasia (SRA) is regular speech and language training (SLT). In …
Further Evidence of the Positive Influence of Repetitive Transcranial Magnetic Stimulation on Speech and Language in Patients with Aphasia after Stroke: Results …
M Haghighi, M Mazdeh, N Ranjbar… - …, 2017 - europepmc.org
Background After a stroke, up to 20% of patients suffer from aphasia. The preferred
treatment for stroke-related aphasia (SRA) is regular speech and language training (SLT). In …
treatment for stroke-related aphasia (SRA) is regular speech and language training (SLT). In …
Further Evidence of the Positive Influence of Repetitive Transcranial Magnetic Stimulation on Speech and Language in Patients with Aphasia after Stroke: Results …
M Haghighi, M Mazdeh, N Ranjbar… - …, 2018 - search.ebscohost.com
Abstract < bold> < italic> Background: </italic> </bold> After a stroke, up to
20% of patients suffer from aphasia. The preferred treatment for stroke-related aphasia …
20% of patients suffer from aphasia. The preferred treatment for stroke-related aphasia …
Further Evidence of the Positive Influence of Repetitive Transcranial Magnetic Stimulation on Speech and Language in Patients with Aphasia after Stroke: Results …
M Haghighi, M Mazdeh, N Ranjbar, MA Seifrabie - Neuropsychobiology, 2018 - karger.com
Background: After a stroke, up to 20% of patients suffer from aphasia. The preferred
treatment for stroke-related aphasia (SRA) is regular speech and language training (SLT). In …
treatment for stroke-related aphasia (SRA) is regular speech and language training (SLT). In …
Further Evidence of the Positive Influence of Repetitive Transcranial Magnetic Stimulation on Speech and Language in Patients with Aphasia after Stroke: Results …
M Haghighi, M Mazdeh, N Ranjbar, MA Seifrabie - 2017 - pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov
Background After a stroke, up to 20% of patients suffer from aphasia. The preferred
treatment for stroke-related aphasia (SRA) is regular speech and language training (SLT). In …
treatment for stroke-related aphasia (SRA) is regular speech and language training (SLT). In …