We report a Cantonese-speaking brain-damaged patient, CML, who demonstrates better
oral reading than oral naming and better writing to dictation than written naming. Such …

This paper reports a case study of a Cantonese-speaking dysgraphic patient. Among his
written errors were phonologically plausible errors that were mostly homophonous or …

This article describes a Cantonese dyslexic patient with a dissociation between reading
ability and oral naming, similar to previously reported cases of Chinese dyslexia. Additional …

This paper reports the performances of two Cantonese aphasics on tasks examining their
sentence processing deficits. The data on sentence comprehension show that thematically …

Background: Previous studies have shown that brain‐damaged patients with selective
deficits to phonological processes produced frequent phonological errors and similar error …

The present study investigated verbal recall of semantically preserved and degraded words
and nonwords by taking into consideration the status of one's semantic short-term memory …

This investigation examined the treatment efficacy of semantic feature analysis on verb
retrieval. A single-subject multiple baseline design was employed on a 48-year-old …

This paper reports a case study of a Chinese-speaking dysgraphic patient, NMY. Among his
written errors in written naming and writing-to-dictation were phonologically plausible errors …

Previous studies revealed that alphabetic-language speaking dyslexic patients were able to
take advantage of phonics-based treatment program to improve oral reading. The present …

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