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Meeting of Japanese Association of Communication Disorders

Volume , Issue 24 / 1998
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Japanese Article An acquaintance and communication of the life
Manabu Murase
Meeting of Japanese Association of Communication Disorders (24): 19-19, 1998.
Japanese Article 1. The development of the treatment theory of speech therapy - these days of aphasia
Ikuyo Fujita
Meeting of Japanese Association of Communication Disorders (24): 21-21, 1998.
Japanese Article 2. An approach for eating, dysphagia
Hidetaka Shiina
Meeting of Japanese Association of Communication Disorders (24): 22-22, 1998.
Japanese Article 3. Around communication - TEACCH of the autistic children
Toshiaki Suwa
Meeting of Japanese Association of Communication Disorders (24): 23-23, 1998.
Japanese Article 4. A treatment approach to help a normal development of the utterance fluency nature of children with stutter with a theory, actually:
Yoshiko Ohashi
Meeting of Japanese Association of Communication Disorders (24): 24-24, 1998.
Japanese Article 5. The speech therapy of the cleft palate
Keiko Okazaki
Meeting of Japanese Association of Communication Disorders (24): 25-25, 1998.
Japanese Article Over expansion and a substitute of the supporting substitute communication (AAC)- communication
Koji Hayashi
Meeting of Japanese Association of Communication Disorders (24): 27-27, 1998.
Japanese Article 1. From background of thing - establishment found for a clinic of AAC and a recent study trend
Tetsuya Kojima
Meeting of Japanese Association of Communication Disorders (24): 28-28, 1998.
Japanese Article 2. About positioning of AAC in the training of slow speech development children and the double child with a disability
Hiromi Chinen
Meeting of Japanese Association of Communication Disorders (24): 29-29, 1998.
Japanese Article 3. About a way of significance and the help of AAC of the seriously disabled child person
High spring Kisho
Meeting of Japanese Association of Communication Disorders (24): 30-30, 1998.
Japanese Article 4. The AAC approach to patients with severe aphasia
Lower fence Yumiko
Meeting of Japanese Association of Communication Disorders (24): 31-31, 1998.
Japanese Article 5. Supporting substitute communication (AAC) of the person with progressive neuromuscular disorders
Fumiko Osawa
Meeting of Japanese Association of Communication Disorders (24): 32-32, 1998.
Japanese Article 1. The examination of the hypothesis about the disorder for the word of the autistic children who can do "a normal conversation"
Manabu Ooi 1), Sanae Kobayashi 2)
Meeting of Japanese Association of Communication Disorders (24): 33-33, 1998.
Japanese Article 2. Elapsed with silence, [undifferentiated jargon ] like utterance, reflexive utterance" severe aphasia example exhibited a transformation, such as utterance
吉野眞理子
Meeting of Japanese Association of Communication Disorders (24): 34-34, 1998.
Japanese Article A-1 1 about the meaning understanding of the person of aphasia.
Yoshibumi Kishida, Kyoko Iitaka
Meeting of Japanese Association of Communication Disorders (24): 35-35, 1998.
Japanese Article A-1 2 about cognitive impairment of the consonant of the right ear approved in patients with aphasia.
Kunihiko Endo 1), Akiko Abe 1), Willow Haruo 2)
Meeting of Japanese Association of Communication Disorders (24): 36-36, 1998.
Japanese Article A-1 3 than the experiment of effect - semantic priming effect of the meaning in the hearing word recognition of the person of aphasia -.
Miki Yamauchi 1), Aiko Takeuchi 2), Yasuhiko Kato 1), Yoshihisa Aketa 1)
Meeting of Japanese Association of Communication Disorders (24): 37-37, 1998.
Japanese Article A-1 4 examination - from prognosis - acute phase of aphasia due to the left putaminal hemorrhage.
Tomoko Hihara 1), Hiroshi Kajikawa 2), Masahiro Kawanishi 2), Kunio Yamamura 2)
Meeting of Japanese Association of Communication Disorders (24): 38-38, 1998.
Japanese Article It is a promotion effect of the onomatopoeia in the verb utterance of the person of aphasia A-1 5
Tomoko Takamura 1), Kyoko Iitaka 1), Aiko Takeuchi 2), Kunihisa Izumi 1)
Meeting of Japanese Association of Communication Disorders (24): 39-39, 1998.
Japanese Article Questionary survey that we are accompanied by the interpersonal consciousness of the person of aphasia A-2 6
Nozoe Megumi 1), Hisako Kobayashi 2), Masamichi Takahashi 2), Nakamura やす 1), Kimiko Nakao 1)
Meeting of Japanese Association of Communication Disorders (24): 40-40, 1998.
Japanese Article It is the psychosocial lateral evaluation of the person of aphasia in the language rehabilitation classroom A-2 7
Hisako Kobayashi
Meeting of Japanese Association of Communication Disorders (24): 41-41, 1998.
Japanese Article A-2 8 for the long term of approach - case to the psychosocial side of the person of aphasia through course -.
Nakamura do, Nozoe Megumi, Kimiko Nakao
Meeting of Japanese Association of Communication Disorders (24): 42-42, 1998.
Japanese Article It is a trial of the psychological help for patients with mild dysarthria A-2 9
Meguro sentence
Meeting of Japanese Association of Communication Disorders (24): 43-43, 1998.
Japanese Article Skywarrior 10 focuses on new trial - group dynamics to group training; and -
Satoko Narita *, Okinoura Shigeko *, Takako Kanamori *, Kazuhiko Saijo **
Meeting of Japanese Association of Communication Disorders (24): 44-44, 1998.
Japanese Article It is an attitude survey for the group training of patients with aphasia, the family Skywarrior 11
Isono element, Kyoko Doseki, Daichi Kadowaki, Satoshi Miyano, Kyozo Yonemoto
Meeting of Japanese Association of Communication Disorders (24): 45-45, 1998.
Japanese Article It is a comparison with the ADL in situation judgement and the ward at the group training in patients with severeness aphasia Skywarrior 12
Etsuko Yamamoto, Fumiko Yoshida, Naoko Hotta, Hiromi Igarashi
Meeting of Japanese Association of Communication Disorders (24): 46-46, 1998.
Japanese Article The trial that took in senryu for aphasia language training Skywarrior 13
Yoshiko Mabuchi
Meeting of Japanese Association of Communication Disorders (24): 47-47, 1998.
Japanese Article It is the understanding training of the reversible sentence of the person of aphasia Skyhawk 14
Etsuko Imamura
Meeting of Japanese Association of Communication Disorders (24): 48-48, 1998.
Japanese Article Skyhawk 15 word processor training - kana reading aloud for the motor aphasia case, approach - to an articulation aspect.
Kikue Fujita
Meeting of Japanese Association of Communication Disorders (24): 49-49, 1998.
Japanese Article A-4 16. Long-term course of the prefix sound search · word recall training with 50 sound Table 1 severe aphasia example
柳治雄1), 安川豊1), 遠藤邦彦2)
Meeting of Japanese Association of Communication Disorders (24): 50-50, 1998.
Japanese Article Skyhawk 17 in an improvement process of the practical use communicative competence of patients with severeness aphasia examination - of the 1 case from a record of - personal notebook training.
Akiko Kawahara 1), Fukuko Shusse 1), Chihiro Oda 1), Keiko Okazaki 2)
Meeting of Japanese Association of Communication Disorders (24): 51-51, 1998.
Japanese Article It is utilization characteristics of the non-language function of the aphasia case Skyhawk 18
Kazuko Matsumoto, Yoko Ishii
Meeting of Japanese Association of Communication Disorders (24): 52-52, 1998.
Japanese Article Examination - of one - brush strokes training that presented with perseveration, apraxia, agraphia to a left hand A-5 19
Yukiyo Muranishi
Meeting of Japanese Association of Communication Disorders (24): 53-53, 1998.
Japanese Article One case that presented with word remembrance disorder with anarthria due to the brain stem thromboembolism A-5 20
Keiko Sugimoto, Akiko Ohata
Meeting of Japanese Association of Communication Disorders (24): 54-54, 1998.
Japanese Article Example that presented with a specific language symptom for becoming poor cephalic fold inboard surface injury A-5 21
Junko Takahashi 1), Wild boar river Kazuhiro 2)
Meeting of Japanese Association of Communication Disorders (24): 55-55, 1998.
Japanese Article An example of speech dysfluency which occurred by a corpus callosum lesion A-5 22
Akiko Ohata, Keiko Sugimoto
Meeting of Japanese Association of Communication Disorders (24): 56-56, 1998.
Japanese Article 1 case that caused dysphagia for cervical spine fractured, the thoracic spinal cord injury with the diffuse cerebral damage A-5 23
Hidemi Onoki, Tetsuji Ota, 本永英治, 神内拡行, 豊倉穣
Meeting of Japanese Association of Communication Disorders (24): 57-57, 1998.
Japanese Article It is the best discussion about the differentiation of a development and the oneself and others of the demonstrative pronoun (deistic words) of invalid infants B-1 24
Ayuko Hirabayashi
Meeting of Japanese Association of Communication Disorders (24): 58-58, 1998.
Japanese Article About instruction of the language understanding that did the context of the event in a topic B-1 25 every day
Tatsumi Koga
Meeting of Japanese Association of Communication Disorders (24): 59-59, 1998.
Japanese Article Role and significance - of the format in the communication instruction III- early days communication instruction of the slow speech development children which set a format B-1 26
It is Yasuhiko in a ridge
Meeting of Japanese Association of Communication Disorders (24): 60-60, 1998.
Japanese Article In addition, it is examination about the need of the individual guidance combination for group instruction B-1 27
Ruriko Ugajin, Tokuko Hijikata, Yayoi in Oda, Yoko Kawano, Naoko Nomura
Meeting of Japanese Association of Communication Disorders (24): 61-61, 1998.
Japanese Article It is one case of the reading and writing child with a disability of kana, the kanji B-1 28
Masashi Nakajima
Meeting of Japanese Association of Communication Disorders (24): 62-62, 1998.
Japanese Article It is an analysis of the training course of the articulation child with a disability B-2 29
Fukuko Shusse 1), Akiko Kawahara 1), Chihiro Oda 1), Now wealth Setsuko 2), Masako Kato 2), Keiko Okazaki 3)
Meeting of Japanese Association of Communication Disorders (24): 63-63, 1998.
Japanese Article B-2 30 about the instruction for articulation disorder children.
Keiko Sumita, 峪道代, Mihoko Nakajima, Naoko Inoue
Meeting of Japanese Association of Communication Disorders (24): 64-64, 1998.
Japanese Article B-2 31. Articulation training of children by the entire structure method: By using the center a [body rhythm exercise] and [chanting song]
五十嵐明美
Meeting of Japanese Association of Communication Disorders (24): 65-65, 1998.
Japanese Article It is the language instruction for children with Rubinstein-Taybi syndrome with the subcutaneous cleft palate B-3 32
Naoko Inoue, 峪道代, Keiko Sumita, Mihoko Nakajima
Meeting of Japanese Association of Communication Disorders (24): 66-66, 1998.
Japanese Article Speech of the cleft palate children that cared for a language B-3 33 in an early stage
Masako Kato 1), Now wealth Setsuko 1), Chie Kimura 1), Keiko Okazaki 2)
Meeting of Japanese Association of Communication Disorders (24): 67-67, 1998.
Japanese Article Language instruction for children with 1 to have both stutter and articulation disorder B-4 34
Isao Kubota, Kusumoto season Kimiko
Meeting of Japanese Association of Communication Disorders (24): 68-68, 1998.
Japanese Article It is the production of the PC version "description of of breeding" by authority of classroom grade children of the term B-4 35
Shigeki Kuboyama
Meeting of Japanese Association of Communication Disorders (24): 69-69, 1998.
Japanese Article B-4 36 - by the utterance fluency-related promotion instruction -JIST method of primary schoolchild stutter children.
盛由紀子
Meeting of Japanese Association of Communication Disorders (24): 70-70, 1998.
Japanese Article B-4 37. The entire structure training and problems in auditory perception of adult stuttering
道関京子1), 盛由紀子2), 宮野佐年1), 米本恭三1)
Meeting of Japanese Association of Communication Disorders (24): 71-71, 1998.
Japanese Article B-4 38 of the self education of the person of stutter try; mainly on the classroom visit of the (2)-term -.
Yasuo Ayabe 1), Sakibaru Hideki 2)
Meeting of Japanese Association of Communication Disorders (24): 72-72, 1998.
Japanese Article It is the fact-finding for eating outpatient department ten years in this hospital B-5 39
Tomomi Masuda 1), Yoriko Matsumiya 2), Ichiko Kitano 1)
Meeting of Japanese Association of Communication Disorders (24): 73-73, 1998.
Japanese Article Example - that treatment - cause vomiting of sitophobia of unidentified continued B-5 40
Yuko Nakazawa
Meeting of Japanese Association of Communication Disorders (24): 74-74, 1998.
Japanese Article Through the 1 case that retreated an eating function by - epileptic seizure about the surrounding of eating of children and the way of the eating instruction B-5 41 -
Toshiaki Kashida, 永安香, Yumiko Kusama, Tomoko Ozawa
Meeting of Japanese Association of Communication Disorders (24): 75-75, 1998.
Japanese Article About the dietary counselling which made much of the mother-infant interaction to infants with severeness cerebral infantile palsy B-5 42
Takami lobe Tsu
Meeting of Japanese Association of Communication Disorders (24): 76-76, 1998.
Japanese Article B-6 43 about the production of the software "Urashima's box of the term" for the verbal learning.
Eri Nagaoka 1), Mamiko Hitotsumatsu 2)
Meeting of Japanese Association of Communication Disorders (24): 77-77, 1998.
Japanese Article It is the instruction using the soft "Urashima's box of the term" for the verbal learning B-6 44
Mamiko Hitotsumatsu 1), Eri Nagaoka 2)
Meeting of Japanese Association of Communication Disorders (24): 78-78, 1998.
Japanese Article B-7 45 about an action of PIC to an autism child with a disability.
Country good luck Kyoko 1), Kazuko Fujisawa 2)
Meeting of Japanese Association of Communication Disorders (24): 79-79, 1998.
Japanese Article It is use of CARS in the follow-up classroom after the 1 year, 6 months old children medical examination B-7 46
Hizume Masafumi
Meeting of Japanese Association of Communication Disorders (24): 80-80, 1998.
Japanese Article It is an approach using the talks structure for personal relationships defectiveness children B-7 47
Hiroshi Furukawa
Meeting of Japanese Association of Communication Disorders (24): 81-81, 1998.
Japanese Article It is the trial of the observational judgment method of the autistic children by the tile garden method B-7 48
山内宏裕
Meeting of Japanese Association of Communication Disorders (24): 82-82, 1998.
Japanese Article Genetic psychology reconsideration (2)- in the place of one or - language clinic to arrest the language development of children how A-6 49
Sakibaru Hideki 1), Kyoko Iitaka 2)
Meeting of Japanese Association of Communication Disorders (24): 83-83, 1998.
Japanese Article A-6 50 for a language clinic of the anthropology language clinic - of the anthropology to - stutter children.
Kadoyama Tomio
Meeting of Japanese Association of Communication Disorders (24): 84-84, 1998.
Japanese Article From scenery and aphasia - example that there is of the heart that a haiku draws A-6 51 -
Hand bunch Kunihiro
Meeting of Japanese Association of Communication Disorders (24): 85-85, 1998.
Japanese Article A-6 52. Why do I speak to ST: That aphasia patients to language activities to enter
中西之信
Meeting of Japanese Association of Communication Disorders (24): 86-86, 1998.
Japanese Article It is the meeting establishment and the administration of the aphasia friend by the volunteer induction A-7 53
Mutsumi Yamamoto 1), Kyoko Ikeda 2)
Meeting of Japanese Association of Communication Disorders (24): 87-87, 1998.
Japanese Article It is the visit volunteer to a person of at-home aphasia A-7 54
Ishizuka Yoshiko Sana, Hideko Akiyama
Meeting of Japanese Association of Communication Disorders (24): 88-88, 1998.
Japanese Article It is the role to carry out of "the language rehabilitation classroom" in the area A-7 55
Hiroko Yamamoto, Hisashi Endo, Satoshi Kajino
Meeting of Japanese Association of Communication Disorders (24): 89-89, 1998.
Japanese Article It is an action of the ST in the day service A-7 56
Akiko Nakajima, Rieko Handa
Meeting of Japanese Association of Communication Disorders (24): 90-90, 1998.
Japanese Article Trial of the training by the whole construction to a person of severeness cortical motor aphasia that passed A-8 57 for 12 years
Daichi Kadowaki, Kyoko Doseki, Isono element, Satoshi Miyano, Kyozo Yonemoto
Meeting of Japanese Association of Communication Disorders (24): 91-91, 1998.
Japanese Article A-8 58 of the whole construction training - patients center to unlined kimono degree cortical motor aphasia ideally about stimulation -.
Mitsuaki Tanaka 1), Kyoko Doseki 2)
Meeting of Japanese Association of Communication Disorders (24): 92-92, 1998.
Japanese Article Overall structure treatment to unlined kimono degree aphasia which complications are serious, and does not get on testing A-8 59
Kyoko Doseki, Daichi Kadowaki, Isono element, Satoshi Miyano, Kyozo Yonemoto
Meeting of Japanese Association of Communication Disorders (24): 93-93, 1998.
Japanese Article A-9 60 using trial - tympanometry of the screening of the otitis media serous in developmental disease infants -.
Megumi Takakura
Meeting of Japanese Association of Communication Disorders (24): 94-94, 1998.
Japanese Article A-9 61 about the articulation change of 1 cochlear implant wearing children over time.
Tomoko Yoshikawa 1), Kuniaki Sugai 1), Masaaki Nagabuchi 2)
Meeting of Japanese Association of Communication Disorders (24): 95-95, 1998.
Japanese Article Help for the hearing loss adolescents who showed difficulty for hearing aid wearing A-9 62
Shigenori Endo, Takako Sato, Etsuko Goto
Meeting of Japanese Association of Communication Disorders (24): 96-96, 1998.
Japanese Article It is a developmental study in the rhythm recognition of infants B-8 63
Mio Horiguchi, Tsutomu Sugawara, Kyoko Iitaka, Keiichi Kojima
Meeting of Japanese Association of Communication Disorders (24): 97-97, 1998.
Japanese Article It is the system memory development of infants B-8 64
Hiromi Kobayashi 1), Kyoko Iitaka 1), Misako Ogino 1), Hideshi Horiguchi 2)
Meeting of Japanese Association of Communication Disorders (24): 98-98, 1998.
Japanese Article B-8 65 about [et al.] and articulation and the phone discriminative power of pre-school children.
Masae Yoshioka 1), Keiko Okazaki 2), Kyoko Iitaka 1), Tsutomu Sugawara 1)
Meeting of Japanese Association of Communication Disorders (24): 99-99, 1998.
Japanese Article B-8 66 discourse analysis - using information carrying capacity - picture plate in the infancy.
Valley Mariko 1), Kyoko Iitaka 1), Misako Ogino 1), Kensaku Yoshida 1)
Meeting of Japanese Association of Communication Disorders (24): 100-100, 1998.
Japanese Article B-8 67 comparison - with the letter notation acquisition of the long sound and associated ability - healthy child and mental retarded infant.
Tokuko Sato 1), Sakibaru Hideki 2), Kyoko Iitaka 3)
Meeting of Japanese Association of Communication Disorders (24): 101-101, 1998.
Japanese Article It is the instruction course of the face, neck lymphangioma case B-9 68
Yumiko Kusama, 永安香, Toshiaki Kashida, Tomoko Ozawa
Meeting of Japanese Association of Communication Disorders (24): 102-102, 1998.
Japanese Article It is the best case of the severeness expression-related slow speech development B-9 69
Tomoko Ozawa, 永安香, Yumiko Kusama, Toshiaki Kashida
Meeting of Japanese Association of Communication Disorders (24): 103-103, 1998.
Japanese Article B-9 70 using the best discussion -ITPA testing of the communication instruction of the intellectual child with a disability -.
Toshiyuki Miyoshi
Meeting of Japanese Association of Communication Disorders (24): 104-104, 1998.
Japanese Article It is the actual situation of the classroom of the elementary school term B-10 71
Many years Yasuo
Meeting of Japanese Association of Communication Disorders (24): 105-105, 1998.
Japanese Article B-10 72 from the present conditions of the classroom of needs and hearing language clinic - Nagano term of the person -.
Shoichi Iguchi
Meeting of Japanese Association of Communication Disorders (24): 106-106, 1998.
Japanese Article Specialized ability improvement of the staff of a school whom B-10 73 carries hearing impairment education on
Kazuhiko Kato
Meeting of Japanese Association of Communication Disorders (24): 107-107, 1998.
Japanese Article The actual situation of the ST helping a person of cerebral paralysis children B-11 74
Hirose beauty reason oneself
Meeting of Japanese Association of Communication Disorders (24): 108-108, 1998.
Japanese Article B-12 75 an evaluation (evaluation - of the input operating environment using the 1)-word order recognition task of conversation aid software (PICOT) for the figure symbol.
Tetsuya Kojima 1, 2, Takamitsu, Aoki, Hirohiko Takeuchi 3, Koji Hayashi 4
Meeting of Japanese Association of Communication Disorders (24): 109-109, 1998.
Japanese Article B-12 76 an evaluation (evaluation - of the sound feedback function using the 2)-word order recognition task of conversation aid software (PICOT) for the figure symbol.
Tetsu Ishio charges 1, Tetsuya Kojima 2, 3, Takamitsu, Aoki, Hirohiko Takeuchi 4, Koji Hayashi 5
Meeting of Japanese Association of Communication Disorders (24): 110-110, 1998.
Japanese Article Expression behavior of one cerebral infantile palsy children having difficulty with sound dispatch B-12 77
Kayoko Mori 1), Tetsuya Kojima 2)
Meeting of Japanese Association of Communication Disorders (24): 111-111, 1998.
Japanese Article B-12 78. Makaton method in efforts to mentally Retardation
吉田くすほみ
Meeting of Japanese Association of Communication Disorders (24): 112-112, 1998.
Japanese Article B-12 79 backed by communication instruction of application -TEACCH of VOCA about "alert it" -.
Noriko Fujioka
Meeting of Japanese Association of Communication Disorders (24): 113-113, 1998.
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