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Meeting of Japanese Association of Communication Disorders

Volume , Issue 21 / 1995
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Japanese Article A hearing and optic relations
Takeshi Yorou
Meeting of Japanese Association of Communication Disorders (21): 17-17, 1995.
Japanese Article Face malformation to result in speech impediment
Taku Onizuka finally
Meeting of Japanese Association of Communication Disorders (21): 18-18, 1995.
Japanese Article 1. In "where can fix dysarthria now to?"
Noriko Endo
Meeting of Japanese Association of Communication Disorders (21): 19-19, 1995.
Japanese Article 2. Is guideline to treatment how to catch anarthria by the neurologist
Mitsuru Kawamura
Meeting of Japanese Association of Communication Disorders (21): 20-20, 1995.
Japanese Article 3. An evaluation of Dysarthria
Kazuko Hasegawa
Meeting of Japanese Association of Communication Disorders (21): 21-21, 1995.
Japanese Article 4. Treatment of Dysarthria
Hidetaka Shiina
Meeting of Japanese Association of Communication Disorders (21): 22-22, 1995.
Japanese Article 5. About the communication instrument for neuromuscular disorders
畠山卓朗
Meeting of Japanese Association of Communication Disorders (21): 23-23, 1995.
Japanese Article 1. Group of aphasic patients instruction
Expanding sideways Kotoko
Meeting of Japanese Association of Communication Disorders (21): 25-25, 1995.
Japanese Article 2. An imaging of the MRI
Junichi Shiota
Meeting of Japanese Association of Communication Disorders (21): 26-26, 1995.
Japanese Article 3. Mainly on development - eating function of the oral cavity function of the infancy -
向井美惠
Meeting of Japanese Association of Communication Disorders (21): 27-27, 1995.
Japanese Article 4. Infantile phonic hearing and notation
Tamiko Ichijima
Meeting of Japanese Association of Communication Disorders (21): 28-28, 1995.
Japanese Article 5. Action - to applied -Augmentative Communication of the techno-aid for the purpose of the expansion of the communication
Hiroko Takahashi
Meeting of Japanese Association of Communication Disorders (21): 29-29, 1995.
Japanese Article 1. An example of the language development initial stage that exchanges relations are hard to be established
Kamioka Kuniko, Hiroshi Konomi
Meeting of Japanese Association of Communication Disorders (21): 31-31, 1995.
Japanese Article 2. Broca aphasia example exhibited a "undifferentiated jargon" like utterance
田中美奈*, 吉野眞理子*, 白野明*, 河村満**
Meeting of Japanese Association of Communication Disorders (21): 32-32, 1995.
Japanese Article It is the role of the area language rehabilitation institution after the hospitalization ST I-1 1
Kasuya sand Tomoko, Michiko Ishikawa
Meeting of Japanese Association of Communication Disorders (21): 33-33, 1995.
Japanese Article I-1 2 mainly on significance (I)- group training of the adults language training in the community-based welfare center -.
Nakamura やす *, Nozoe Megumi *, Keiko Sakurai **
Meeting of Japanese Association of Communication Disorders (21): 34-34, 1995.
Japanese Article I-1 3. The significance of adult language training in community welfare center (II) : Through over time changes in cases
野副めぐみ*, 中村やす*, 高橋政道**
Meeting of Japanese Association of Communication Disorders (21): 35-35, 1995.
Japanese Article Trial .3 - of the role of the liaison by the therapeutist in the hospital where there is not know-how - liaison psychiatrist of the speech therapist keeping it alive for the communication in the treatment team I-2 4
Jun Suzuki 1, Jun Hasebe 2, Toshiyuki Watanabe 3
Meeting of Japanese Association of Communication Disorders (21): 36-36, 1995.
Japanese Article I-2 5 through family instruction - family classroom of the person of aphasia -.
Tomoko Nagano *, Keiko Hasegawa **
Meeting of Japanese Association of Communication Disorders (21): 37-37, 1995.
Japanese Article I-2 6. Language course of treatment due to "dialogue" with severe aphasia patients who showed a depressive state
山本純子, 中西之信
Meeting of Japanese Association of Communication Disorders (21): 38-38, 1995.
Japanese Article Than the course of the one case that started instruction than discussion -33 years old of the communication help to severe people experiencing disability I-2 7 -
Hiroko Kawanishi
Meeting of Japanese Association of Communication Disorders (21): 39-39, 1995.
Japanese Article It is the experience of the cross aphasia 2 case I-3 8
Miho Kawazoe
Meeting of Japanese Association of Communication Disorders (21): 40-40, 1995.
Japanese Article I-3 9 course and a prognosis (the second report) of non-right-handed person aphasia.
Toru Takizawa, Kimiko Asano
Meeting of Japanese Association of Communication Disorders (21): 41-41, 1995.
Japanese Article I-3 10 a "training" "occupation return" of the language of defect case and "subsequently" (example report).
Kimiko Asano, Toru Takizawa
Meeting of Japanese Association of Communication Disorders (21): 42-42, 1995.
Japanese Article It is the analysis by the item reply theory of revised edition Token Test I-3 11
Keiko Hosokawa, Ikuyo Ishizaka, Naoki Shibuya
Meeting of Japanese Association of Communication Disorders (21): 43-43, 1995.
Japanese Article It is the language therapy in the fee-for-service score list I-3 12
Kazuhiko Saijo *, Satoko Narita **, Naoko Anbo **, Okinoura Shigeko **
Meeting of Japanese Association of Communication Disorders (21): 44-44, 1995.
Japanese Article I-4 13 examination - by gesture ability - severeness test for aphasia of the person of severeness aphasia.
Kayoko Sato *, Aiko Takeuchi **, Juro Kochi ***
Meeting of Japanese Association of Communication Disorders (21): 45-45, 1995.
Japanese Article It is examination about the recognition of Gesture in patients with severeness aphasia and the line drawing I-4 14
Tomo Taniguchi Tsu
Meeting of Japanese Association of Communication Disorders (21): 46-46, 1995.
Japanese Article I-4 15 in the language of defect case voluntarily the change (is structured again) of the drawing.
Daichi Kadowaki, Kyoko Doseki, Rumi Honda, Kyozo Yonemoto
Meeting of Japanese Association of Communication Disorders (21): 47-47, 1995.
Japanese Article It is the respiratory function test tentative plan of patients with dysarthria I-5 16
Kanako Mishima, Naoko Tamai
Meeting of Japanese Association of Communication Disorders (21): 48-48, 1995.
Japanese Article The respiratory function that I-5 17 saw from utterance of spinocerebellar degeneration
Naoko Tamai, Kanako Mishima
Meeting of Japanese Association of Communication Disorders (21): 49-49, 1995.
Japanese Article It is course of a symptom and the speech therapy of the hyperdynamic dysarthria I-5 18
Eiko Nishiyama, Toshiko Murakami
Meeting of Japanese Association of Communication Disorders (21): 50-50, 1995.
Japanese Article It is experience of the speech rehabilitation after the glossectomy I-5 19
The Asano sum sea
Meeting of Japanese Association of Communication Disorders (21): 51-51, 1995.
Japanese Article II-1 20 in a development process of development - phoneme resolution of the phonological awareness of infants -.
Harumi Amemiya
Meeting of Japanese Association of Communication Disorders (21): 52-52, 1995.
Japanese Article II-1 21 through the association with the development of development - "reading" of phonological awareness in the healthy child -.
Keiko Hara 1, Keiko Oishi 2, Kyoko Iitaka 3
Meeting of Japanese Association of Communication Disorders (21): 53-53, 1995.
Japanese Article It is investigation (2) about the acquisition of the verb of healthy infants and the child with a disability II-1 22
Asako Tatsumi *, Kyoko Iitaka **
Meeting of Japanese Association of Communication Disorders (21): 54-54, 1995.
Japanese Article It is a development of the use of interrogative of mental retadation and the emotionally disturbed child II-1 23
Kyoko Iitaka *, Cotton field incense *, Matsuko Uno **
Meeting of Japanese Association of Communication Disorders (21): 55-55, 1995.
Japanese Article II-1 24 about the verb learning program using the animation for development delay children.
中根早太代 *, Kyoko Iitaka **
Meeting of Japanese Association of Communication Disorders (21): 56-56, 1995.
Japanese Article It is development (2) of the gesture in healthy infants II-2 25
Masashi Yamamoto *, Hiroshi Yamamoto incense **
Meeting of Japanese Association of Communication Disorders (21): 57-57, 1995.
Japanese Article Development process of /s/ which II-2 26 sees for a sound analysis
Yuki Murao *, Keiko Okazaki **
Meeting of Japanese Association of Communication Disorders (21): 58-58, 1995.
Japanese Article It is examination about the jargon of utterance of normal baby and development delay children II-2 27
Great Kiyoshi Ban
Meeting of Japanese Association of Communication Disorders (21): 59-59, 1995.
Japanese Article An example of the learning child with a disability who presented with a specific utterance acquisition process II-3 28
Masashi Nakajima
Meeting of Japanese Association of Communication Disorders (21): 60-60, 1995.
Japanese Article It is one discussion in the S-M social life ability test of an LD child and periphery children II-3 29
Becoming the chief priest Hisae *, Yoko Takahara *, Takamatsu light snow **, Yuka Nishioka **
Meeting of Japanese Association of Communication Disorders (21): 61-61, 1995.
Japanese Article Language instruction for the one case that meaning understanding is difficult II-3 30
Junko Miyake, Hiroshi Ishida charges, Will storehouse Keiko
Meeting of Japanese Association of Communication Disorders (21): 62-62, 1995.
Japanese Article One case - that the error in the word was more remarkable than instruction experience - single sound nodes of the articulation disorder children that there was II-3 31
永安香, Yumiko Kusama, Toshiaki Kashida, Tomoko Ozawa
Meeting of Japanese Association of Communication Disorders (21): 63-63, 1995.
Japanese Article One case that was tied to speech after letter instruction from a sight operation problem II-4 32
Yoshinoyama Toshimi child, Hiroshi Konomi
Meeting of Japanese Association of Communication Disorders (21): 64-64, 1995.
Japanese Article About the process when a moderate development child with a disability acquires a language II-4 33
Tatsumi Koga
Meeting of Japanese Association of Communication Disorders (21): 65-65, 1995.
Japanese Article It is the course of one slow speech development children with the mental retardation II-4 34
Akiko Kino *, Isao Kubota *, Kusumoto season Kimiko *, Yumi Kimura **
Meeting of Japanese Association of Communication Disorders (21): 66-66, 1995.
Japanese Article It is communication II-5 35 for the early days of the autistic children
Naoto Takasuka
Meeting of Japanese Association of Communication Disorders (21): 67-67, 1995.
Japanese Article It is the ST approach to a severeness autistic children and the family II-5 36
Masashi Nakajima
Meeting of Japanese Association of Communication Disorders (21): 68-68, 1995.
Japanese Article II-6 37 tries language group instruction of - small group about the communication behavior of the exercise child with a disability; and -
1000, Mushiake Keiko
Meeting of Japanese Association of Communication Disorders (21): 69-69, 1995.
Japanese Article It is the best discussion of the communication instruction of the severeness crippled child II-6 38
Toshiyuki Miyoshi
Meeting of Japanese Association of Communication Disorders (21): 70-70, 1995.
Japanese Article The articulation disorder that was found in the patients with the cerebral damage II-6 39
Yoko Hidaka, Toshiko Murakami, Hiroko Kiuchi, Eiko Nishiyama
Meeting of Japanese Association of Communication Disorders (21): 71-71, 1995.
Japanese Article It is examination of the language rehabilitation of the children postnatal characteristics speech impediment II-6 40 for school age
Wild boar river Kazuhiro, Hiroya Yabuki, Yumi Maeda, Naoko Igarashi
Meeting of Japanese Association of Communication Disorders (21): 72-72, 1995.
Japanese Article It is histories of treatment of one congenital nasopharyngeal atresia deficiency I-6 41
Mayumi Miura, Rieko Inoue
Meeting of Japanese Association of Communication Disorders (21): 73-73, 1995.
Japanese Article The best case of the cleft palate children that used a vibrator for articulation training I-6 42
Keiko Goto
Meeting of Japanese Association of Communication Disorders (21): 74-74, 1995.
Japanese Article - that I-6 43 sees it for presence of the anarthria and the results of the WPPSI intelligence diagnostic studies of development - cheilognathouranoschisis children of the speech ability
Toshiko Murakami, Eiko Nishiyama, Hiroko Kiuchi, Yoko Hidaka
Meeting of Japanese Association of Communication Disorders (21): 75-75, 1995.
Japanese Article I-6 44 about the spatial image for the school environment of cleft lip cleft palate children.
Masayo Kasuya, Minoru Ueda
Meeting of Japanese Association of Communication Disorders (21): 76-76, 1995.
Japanese Article I-7 45 of articulation - sound of Down's syndrome children take the wrong; examination - by the.
Fumiko Osawa *, Keiko Okazaki **, Masako Kato **
Meeting of Japanese Association of Communication Disorders (21): 77-77, 1995.
Japanese Article It is the best discussion about the anarthria of Down's syndrome children I-7 46
Sawako Saito
Meeting of Japanese Association of Communication Disorders (21): 78-78, 1995.
Japanese Article Hearing compensation (1) of Down's syndrome children to have both hearing impairment I-7 47
Junichi Washio *, Junko Tanaka **
Meeting of Japanese Association of Communication Disorders (21): 79-79, 1995.
Japanese Article Hearing compensation (2) of Down's syndrome children to have both hearing impairment I-7 48
Junko Tanaka *, Junichi Washio **
Meeting of Japanese Association of Communication Disorders (21): 80-80, 1995.
Japanese Article It is the hearing utilization of the duplication child with a disability with the hearing loss I-8 49
Shizuko Iida
Meeting of Japanese Association of Communication Disorders (21): 81-81, 1995.
Japanese Article Examination of the specific behavior found in a child with hearing difficulty I-8 50
Atsushi Takeda, Naomi Kosaka
Meeting of Japanese Association of Communication Disorders (21): 82-82, 1995.
Japanese Article I-9 51 about the articulation acquisition course in -Treacher-Collins syndrome children.
Kiriko Kawai, Ichiko Kitano
Meeting of Japanese Association of Communication Disorders (21): 83-83, 1995.
Japanese Article One - with language development - mental retardation of infants wearing a speech cannula by tracheotomy I-9 52
Mami Nakazawa
Meeting of Japanese Association of Communication Disorders (21): 84-84, 1995.
Japanese Article I-9 53 about the language of the Beckwith-Wiedemann syndrome who had recurrent nerve paralysis and the cleft palate.
Miwa Terasawa child *, Masako Kato **, Keiko Okazaki **
Meeting of Japanese Association of Communication Disorders (21): 85-85, 1995.
Japanese Article Oral intake initiation is remarkably experience of the language for the late congenital esophageal atresia case and the dietary counselling I-9 54
Keiko Sumita, 峪道代, 山本基恵
Meeting of Japanese Association of Communication Disorders (21): 86-86, 1995.
Japanese Article II-7 55 for later childhood about non-fluency characteristics of stutter children enforcement - of - stutter technique (tentative plan 1).
Emi Ozawa 1, Haruyuki Moriyama 1, Yukie Ooka 2, Natsue Suzuki 2, 見上昌睦 3, Kikuo Kunishima 4, Yuki Hara 5
Meeting of Japanese Association of Communication Disorders (21): 87-87, 1995.
Japanese Article Adult example that "recurrent", did stutter II-7 56
Takeishi source
Meeting of Japanese Association of Communication Disorders (21): 88-88, 1995.
Japanese Article One case of the acquired stutter that developed in II-7 57 by a psychologic stress
Machiko Osono
Meeting of Japanese Association of Communication Disorders (21): 89-89, 1995.
Japanese Article II-7 58. A Study of the language life of Stuttering : From the results of the Tokyo Genyukai member Survey
崎原秀樹*, 綾部泰雄**
Meeting of Japanese Association of Communication Disorders (21): 90-90, 1995.
Japanese Article It is a change of the higher brain function after heart, the aortic surgery II-8 59
Keiko Sugimoto, Akiko Ohata, Hiroko Terada
Meeting of Japanese Association of Communication Disorders (21): 91-91, 1995.
Japanese Article II-8 60 about an amnesia example of study - thalamus injury and the temporal lobe medial part injury about memory impairment of the person of cerebral damage -.
Hiroko Kobayashi *, Toshihiko Araki *, Sukeyuki Masutani *, Hisao Kobayashi **
Meeting of Japanese Association of Communication Disorders (21): 92-92, 1995.
Japanese Article It is training for the long term for patients with herpes simplex encephalitis that presented with transcortical sensory aphasia and various psychiatric symptoms II-8 61
Expanding sideways Kotoko *, Kazuo Hatano **
Meeting of Japanese Association of Communication Disorders (21): 93-93, 1995.
Japanese Article One case that showed various neurologic symptoms by mitochondria encephalomyopathy II-8 62
Rieko Inoue, Mayumi Miura
Meeting of Japanese Association of Communication Disorders (21): 94-94, 1995.
Japanese Article It is trial manufacture of the language training auxiliary equipment for patients with aphasia using the PC II-9 63
Etsuko Yamamoto, Rieko right behind, The Mita place truth
Meeting of Japanese Association of Communication Disorders (21): 95-95, 1995.
Japanese Article It is the trial of the application to self-study at the home of the language training teaching materials using the PC II-9 64
Isao Kubota, Akiko Kino, Kusumoto season Kimiko
Meeting of Japanese Association of Communication Disorders (21): 96-96, 1995.
Japanese Article II-10 65. Verbo-Tonal (VT) training to the word new jargon aphasia's
道関京子, 門脇大地, 本多留美, 米本恭三
Meeting of Japanese Association of Communication Disorders (21): 97-97, 1995.
Japanese Article One case that a change was found in by a utility serious consideration approach in practical use communication ability test (CADL) II-10 66
Yumi Maeda, Wild boar river Kazuhiro, Hiroya Yabuki, Naoko Igarashi
Meeting of Japanese Association of Communication Disorders (21): 98-98, 1995.
Japanese Article It is the approach from a recognition aspect in the training of agrammatism II-10 67
Etsuko Imamura, Inner liman Masanobu
Meeting of Japanese Association of Communication Disorders (21): 99-99, 1995.
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