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Meeting of Japanese Association of Communication Disorders

Volume , Issue 34 / 2008
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Japanese Article Wait with passive manners - thing listening to
Seiichi Washida
Meeting of Japanese Association of Communication Disorders (34): 25-25, 2008.
Japanese Article Introduction - of communication support - information therapy project using the IT instrument
Shinji Abe
Meeting of Japanese Association of Communication Disorders (34): 29-29, 2008.
Japanese Article Of a heart and the heart go; for establishment of - communication -
Kyoko Iitaka
Meeting of Japanese Association of Communication Disorders (34): 33-33, 2008.
Japanese Article It is ... through the practice of ... local action support center, the plum club thinking about the social participation of the person with aphasia
Keiko Sugimoto
Meeting of Japanese Association of Communication Disorders (34): 37-37, 2008.
Japanese Article About rehabilitation that we are based on a long-term viewpoint in the convalescence from a sub-acute phase
Mariko Fujibayashi
Meeting of Japanese Association of Communication Disorders (34): 38-38, 2008.
Japanese Article An approach to support the life participation of the person with aphasia around LPAA:
Mariko Yoshino
Meeting of Japanese Association of Communication Disorders (34): 39-39, 2008.
Japanese Article Support to children with intellectual impairment mainly on Down's syndrome
Hiroshi Ishida charges
Meeting of Japanese Association of Communication Disorders (34): 43-43, 2008.
Japanese Article Is not our child, autism; is ... about follow from the ... very low birth weight infant 1 year old level
Ichiko Kitano
Meeting of Japanese Association of Communication Disorders (34): 44-44, 2008.
Japanese Article Support to infantile children with cerebral infantile palsy and the family
Takami lobe Tsu
Meeting of Japanese Association of Communication Disorders (34): 45-45, 2008.
Japanese Article Support to the parent and child of the deaf child discovered early
Ikuko Yoneya
Meeting of Japanese Association of Communication Disorders (34): 46-46, 2008.
Japanese Article Processing capacity of kanji word and the hiragana letter word at word remembrance of the person with A-1 aphasia
Tokunomori Masumi, Noriko Nagatsuka, Mitsuko Shindo, Toru Takizawa *, Akiko Ohata **
Meeting of Japanese Association of Communication Disorders (34): 49-49, 2008.
Japanese Article Name promotion by reading aloud in the person with A-2 aphasia
Wakisaka Hidetoshi, Noriko Nagatsuka, Megumi Ogino, Mitsuko Shindo, Toru Takizawa *, Akiko Ohata **
Meeting of Japanese Association of Communication Disorders (34): 49-49, 2008.
Japanese Article A−3 Difference ease of transmitted gesture and drawing
村西幸代, 古川大輔, 金子義信, 瀧澤透*, 大畠明子**
Meeting of Japanese Association of Communication Disorders (34): 50-50, 2008.
Japanese Article Ability for katakana word operation of the person with Skyhawk aphasia
Noriko Nagatsuka 1), Takashi Yoshida 2), Toru Takizawa 3), Akiko Ohata 4)
Meeting of Japanese Association of Communication Disorders (34): 50-50, 2008.
Japanese Article A-5 Therapy for the agrammatism
瀧澤透, 大畠明子*
Meeting of Japanese Association of Communication Disorders (34): 51-51, 2008.
Japanese Article Examination of the A-6 progress-related lalopathy - 6 case
Yuko Miyake, Toru Takizawa *, Akiko Ohata **
Meeting of Japanese Association of Communication Disorders (34): 51-51, 2008.
Japanese Article Hearing investigation about reading in the B-1 one mentally-disabled person institution
Yoshida くすほみ, Kazuko Fujisawa *, Masashi Yamamoto **
Meeting of Japanese Association of Communication Disorders (34): 52-52, 2008.
Japanese Article It is significance and a problem of the use of the multimedia DAISY book for a B-2 mentally-disabled person
Kazuko Fujisawa, Masashi Yamamoto *
Meeting of Japanese Association of Communication Disorders (34): 52-52, 2008.
Japanese Article B−3 For LL book [Only two people going out of Mayuko and Hiromi] prepared
小林美津江, 山本正志*
Meeting of Japanese Association of Communication Disorders (34): 53-53, 2008.
Japanese Article Examination of the cognitive characteristic of dyslexia (reading disorder) children having difficulty in reading aloud of the C-1 hiragana letter
Ikuyo Ishizaka, It is Yasuhiko * in a ridge
Meeting of Japanese Association of Communication Disorders (34): 53-53, 2008.
Japanese Article Effect of an onomatopoeia, the mimetic word in the movement imitative learning of children with C-2 PDD
Yutaka Imai Iyoko 1), Keiko Hara 2), Mitsuko Shindo 2), Misako Ogino 3), In a ridge Yasuhiko 4)
Meeting of Japanese Association of Communication Disorders (34): 54-54, 2008.
Japanese Article Yes, no, it is the comparison with the question with an interrogative question the responsiveness to a question of mother of children with C-3 Asperger's syndrome or high-functioning autism
Manabu Ooi, It is Yasuhiko * in a ridge
Meeting of Japanese Association of Communication Disorders (34): 54-54, 2008.
Japanese Article Follow-up after the C-4 autistic spectrum disorder diagnosis
Country good luck Kyoko, Hagio Fujie *, It is Yasuhiko ** in a ridge
Meeting of Japanese Association of Communication Disorders (34): 55-55, 2008.
Japanese Article Long-term course (2) of the person that C-5 language development was defective
Hiroshi Yamamoto incense, It is Yasuhiko * in a ridge
Meeting of Japanese Association of Communication Disorders (34): 55-55, 2008.
Japanese Article The melody characteristic of the song of D-1 mother is ... among group and six months group for examination ... four months of the effect to give to the communication behavior of infants of age
Michiko Ota 1), Mitsuko Shindo 2), Misako Ogino 2), Sawako Hirai 2), Great Kiyoshi Ban 3)
Meeting of Japanese Association of Communication Disorders (34): 59-59, 2008.
Japanese Article D−2 Development of sentence structure as seen from the micro-analysis of the narrative (1) On the basis of the narrative playback utterance of healthy children, person
木伏結, 小林彩佳, 田中裕美子, 浦由希子, 大伴潔*
Meeting of Japanese Association of Communication Disorders (34): 59-59, 2008.
Japanese Article D−3 Development of sentence structure as seen from the micro-analysis of the narrative (2) : Based on the reproduction speech of Learning disabilities, language delay, autism spectrum children
渡邊倫子, 枝尾芙美, 田中裕美子, 浦由希子, 大伴潔*
Meeting of Japanese Association of Communication Disorders (34): 60-60, 2008.
Japanese Article D−4 Examination of using the narrative language instruction (NBLI: Narrative-based Language Intervention) Act : As school support of SLI children
田中裕美子, 小田部夏子, 大伴潔*
Meeting of Japanese Association of Communication Disorders (34): 60-60, 2008.
Japanese Article Children with E-1 communication disorder and horseback riding therapy NO2
Seven Notomo children, Tetsuya Shimojima *
Meeting of Japanese Association of Communication Disorders (34): 61-61, 2008.
Japanese Article Progress report (the first report) of the communication development support trial initiation using robot Muu as an interface of the Hummer-related development idea under development
Hideo Kimura, Tetsuya Shimojima *
Meeting of Japanese Association of Communication Disorders (34): 61-61, 2008.
Japanese Article Clinical statistical observation of the functional anarthria in the F-1 children language outpatient department
Mayumi Yoneta, 永安香 *
Meeting of Japanese Association of Communication Disorders (34): 62-62, 2008.
Japanese Article F−2 Na line sound palate of articulation of the accepted course of treatment of adult function dysarthria example : Tongue movement training in the application of muscle function therapy was effective 1 cases
武井良子, 山下夕香里, 永安香*
Meeting of Japanese Association of Communication Disorders (34): 62-62, 2008.
Japanese Article Verbal learning ability and the instruction method of the articulatory child with a disability judging from F-3 ITPA
Kazuhiro Takeuchi, Mai Nakano, 永安香 *
Meeting of Japanese Association of Communication Disorders (34): 63-63, 2008.
Japanese Article G−1 Examination of the furnace lid cleft children seen pharyngeal fricative : For course and expression mechanism
松中絵美1), 浅野和海1), 平井沢子2), 岡崎恵子3)
Meeting of Japanese Association of Communication Disorders (34): 63-63, 2008.
Japanese Article Articulatory course - until language acquisition - later childhood of the Robin sequence case given G-2 glossopexy
Kumiko Hayashi, 峪道代, Masako Tsuzuki, Asano sum sea *
Meeting of Japanese Association of Communication Disorders (34): 64-64, 2008.
Japanese Article G−3 The report on Russia lid cracks postoperative cases were initiated language therapy in elderly
杉山千尋, 井上立子, 笠原真琴, 浅野和海*
Meeting of Japanese Association of Communication Disorders (34): 64-64, 2008.
Japanese Article An example of the slow speech development children that articulation disappeared palate with G-4 nasopharyngeal atresia function repair
Reiko Nakahara, Asano sum sea *
Meeting of Japanese Association of Communication Disorders (34): 65-65, 2008.
Japanese Article Begin aphasic D in H-1 area
Akemi Ishihara, Mariko Okuno, Atsuko Hachiya, Noriko Nagatsuka *
Meeting of Japanese Association of Communication Disorders (34): 69-69, 2008.
Japanese Article Examination ... of communication profile - reliability and the validity in the H-2 local action support center plum club
Setsuko Akai, Akiko Sugimoto, Masako Inoue, Miki Ozeki, Ai Miyamoto, Keiko Sugimoto *, Noriko Nagatsuka **
Meeting of Japanese Association of Communication Disorders (34): 69-69, 2008.
Japanese Article It is ... from the questionnaire to ... family about a change in the life of the institution user for H-3 maintenance phase
Akiko Sugimoto, Setsuko Akai, Masako Inoue, Miki Ozeki, Ai Miyamoto, Keiko Sugimoto *, Noriko Nagatsuka **
Meeting of Japanese Association of Communication Disorders (34): 70-70, 2008.
Japanese Article Discussion - from the interview investigation to conversation needs - returner of the person with H-4 mild aphasia
Naoko Anbo, Noriko Nagatsuka *
Meeting of Japanese Association of Communication Disorders (34): 70-70, 2008.
Japanese Article On revising the manual for - family instruction about a symptom understanding degree investigation in the family of patients with I-1 aphasia; -
Yuka Inomata, Yoko Aramaki, Tsuyoshi Higashiyama, Masayuki Shirakawa, Good luck field Expo charges *
Meeting of Japanese Association of Communication Disorders (34): 71-71, 2008.
Japanese Article I−2 Language disorder and physical disability nationwide survey report (2)
山本正志, 宮本光江, 山本博香, 玉木綾子, 米谷郁子, 杉本啓子, 吉畑博代*
Meeting of Japanese Association of Communication Disorders (34): 71-71, 2008.
Japanese Article About the activity announcement meeting of the meeting of the language friend that I-3 this hospital cooperates
村上光裕, Akiko Okano, Noboru Kishimoto, Good luck field Expo charges *
Meeting of Japanese Association of Communication Disorders (34): 72-72, 2008.
Japanese Article The development of the communication skill up program of the I-4 care person and the support
Booka Mineko, Rumi Honda, Good luck field Expo charges *
Meeting of Japanese Association of Communication Disorders (34): 72-72, 2008.
Japanese Article J−1 From Makaton sign to spoken language
斉藤佐和子, 山崎祥子*
Meeting of Japanese Association of Communication Disorders (34): 75-75, 2008.
Japanese Article J−2 For the application of the Makaton sign to severe intellectual disabled children : From the comparison of the case without the case with autism
礒部美也子, 山崎祥子*
Meeting of Japanese Association of Communication Disorders (34): 75-75, 2008.
Japanese Article J−3 Application of Makaton method to children with multiple disabilities due to progressive disease
比良岡美智代, 山崎祥子*
Meeting of Japanese Association of Communication Disorders (34): 76-76, 2008.
Japanese Article Examination of the positioning to promote a K -1 communication development
山川眞千子, Toshiyuki Takase *
Meeting of Japanese Association of Communication Disorders (34): 76-76, 2008.
Japanese Article 1 case of the seriously ill people experiencing disability who became available for the operation of the K -2 intention transmission device
Naoko Takeda, Toshiyuki Takase *
Meeting of Japanese Association of Communication Disorders (34): 77-77, 2008.
Japanese Article Than interview of mother going to qualitative analysis - crippled child going to kindergarten institution about the role expectation to mother of the child with a disability whom K -3 employment brings -
Kiyoko Akao, Toshiyuki Takase *
Meeting of Japanese Association of Communication Disorders (34): 77-77, 2008.
Japanese Article Examination of the linguistic characteristic in the free conversation of children with L-1 stutter
Takanobu Honma 1), Toshi Imaizumi 2), Front new Naoshi 3), Naomi Sakai 4), 賢田利明 5)
Meeting of Japanese Association of Communication Disorders (34): 78-78, 2008.
Japanese Article Examination of 15 cases that received Saitama Prefectural pediatric care center with a chief complaint of L-2 stutter
Tomomi Tomonaga, Murai Fumi, Chikako Maeda, Sachiko Tanaka, Now wealth Setsuko, Keiko Okazaki *, 賢田利明 **
Meeting of Japanese Association of Communication Disorders (34): 78-78, 2008.
Japanese Article Reply skill exercise by the L-3 ball play
Masaki Watanabe, 賢田利明 *
Meeting of Japanese Association of Communication Disorders (34): 79-79, 2008.
Japanese Article Understanding of the pictogram of the person with M-1 severeness aphasia
Mika Hasegawa, Takashi Yoshida
Meeting of Japanese Association of Communication Disorders (34): 83-83, 2008.
Japanese Article An example of patients with emotionally unstable global aphasia that the induction of the song of M-2 was effective
Yukiko Yamamoto, Kanae Ito, Tsuyoshi Higashiyama, Masayuki Shirakawa
Meeting of Japanese Association of Communication Disorders (34): 83-83, 2008.
Japanese Article Through effect - group work that the difference in M-3 topic gives to the utterance of the aphasic person for a chronic stage -
Egawa Asami, Takashi Yoshida, Kanako Sugiura *
Meeting of Japanese Association of Communication Disorders (34): 84-84, 2008.
Japanese Article About the action of the spring of the M-4 (aphasia) day service term
Atsuko Hachiya, Akemi Ishihara, Mariko Okuno
Meeting of Japanese Association of Communication Disorders (34): 84-84, 2008.
Japanese Article It is ... from questionnaire results to activities - training lecture completion life of the M-5 aphasia conversation partner
Iwasaki too rare 1), Yoko Tamura 1), Keiko Nishiwaki 2), Nozoe Megumi 3)
Meeting of Japanese Association of Communication Disorders (34): 85-85, 2008.
Japanese Article Relation of the ST to M-6 serious heart failure, transplant ward inpatients
Akiko Ohata, Izumi Ueda
Meeting of Japanese Association of Communication Disorders (34): 85-85, 2008.
Japanese Article Change - normal listener of the category perception by the M-7 audible learning and sensorineural deaf person
Hatagishi Yukiko 1), Mitsuko Shindo 1), Sawako Hirai 2), Takayuki Arai 3)
Meeting of Japanese Association of Communication Disorders (34): 86-86, 2008.
Japanese Article KP, CR of the M-8 digital hearing aid and example about the acuity
Koichi Nakase
Meeting of Japanese Association of Communication Disorders (34): 86-86, 2008.
Japanese Article Example that used M-9 neck auscultation in the choice that was in food form of the seriously ill people experiencing disability
Kumi Sahara, Noriko Ueno *
Meeting of Japanese Association of Communication Disorders (34): 87-87, 2008.
Japanese Article About the instruction of the M-10 eating deglutition function therapy
Meguro sentence
Meeting of Japanese Association of Communication Disorders (34): 87-87, 2008.
Japanese Article The effect that the explanation about the utterance characteristic of the M-11 mobility anarthria gives in an utterance acuity, abnormality degree
Yuko Saito, Sawako Hirai *, Mitsuko Shindo *
Meeting of Japanese Association of Communication Disorders (34): 88-88, 2008.
Japanese Article Through an action of the group play by communication help - in rial approach of children with N-1 Down's syndrome -
Kiyomi Kochi
Meeting of Japanese Association of Communication Disorders (34): 88-88, 2008.
Japanese Article Importance of the longitudinal evaluation of the children who presented with speech development disorder for N-2 infancy
Takeshi Kobayashi, Yumiko Tanaka *
Meeting of Japanese Association of Communication Disorders (34): 89-89, 2008.
Japanese Article An example of the language instruction to the children who repeated hospitalization for N-3 childhood
Yaeko Furusawa
Meeting of Japanese Association of Communication Disorders (34): 89-89, 2008.
Japanese Article Language development course of the head trauma case of N-4 children
Yumiko Kusama, 永安香, Toshiaki Kashida, Yoshinori Uchiyama
Meeting of Japanese Association of Communication Disorders (34): 90-90, 2008.
Japanese Article The children who presented with highly advanced ability dysfunction with the anarthria after N-5 acute encephalitis
柴切圭子, Mariko Harada, Koichi Sakamoto
Meeting of Japanese Association of Communication Disorders (34): 90-90, 2008.
Japanese Article Mainly on the adequacy of acquisition - meaning of the movement word of N-6 tall handloom ability diffusibility development disorder infants -
Asako Tatsumi, Large Kiyoshi Ban *
Meeting of Japanese Association of Communication Disorders (34): 91-91, 2008.
Japanese Article Report about the group of N-7 autism-spectrum infants support
Toru Mizuno
Meeting of Japanese Association of Communication Disorders (34): 91-91, 2008.
Japanese Article Language instruction to the autistic girls in the N-8 nursery school for 3 years
Naoko Nomura
Meeting of Japanese Association of Communication Disorders (34): 92-92, 2008.
Japanese Article It is ... through the action in the communication support (1) - infants classroom of infants indicating the difficulty for N-9 communication
Hiroaki Kobayashi, Yagyu beauty Yuki *, Keiichi Hara *
Meeting of Japanese Association of Communication Disorders (34): 92-92, 2008.
Japanese Article It is ... through the action in the communication support (2) - infants classroom of infants indicating the difficulty for N-10 communication
Yagyu beauty Yuki, Keiichi Hara, Hiroaki Kobayashi *
Meeting of Japanese Association of Communication Disorders (34): 93-93, 2008.
Japanese Article Development - second report of the N-11 development child with a disability early detection method comparison - of clinical evaluations at 3 seasons and years and 5 years old:
Satsuki Aoki 1), Mitsuru Iriyama Keiko 2), Yumiko Tanaka 3)
Meeting of Japanese Association of Communication Disorders (34): 93-93, 2008.
Japanese Article Difference - of tray how to stop of the children in development tertiary report - protector and the teacher with N-12 development child with a disability early detection method
Mitsuru Iriyama Keiko 1), Satsuki Aoki 2), Yumiko Tanaka 3)
Meeting of Japanese Association of Communication Disorders (34): 94-94, 2008.
Japanese Article Study on effect of the Top-down-style reading instruction for N-13 kana decoding acquisition
浦由希子 1), Shigenori Endo 2), Yumiko Tanaka 3)
Meeting of Japanese Association of Communication Disorders (34): 94-94, 2008.
Japanese Article Cerebral function (2) of children in a reading, the phoneme treatment judging from N-14 fMRI
Shigenori Endo, 浦由希子, Natsuko Kotabe, It is Yasuhiko in a ridge, Yumiko Tanaka
Meeting of Japanese Association of Communication Disorders (34): 95-95, 2008.
Japanese Article About an evaluation and the instruction of 1 case that showed difficulty for N-15 arithmetic learning
Reiko Shiba
Meeting of Japanese Association of Communication Disorders (34): 95-95, 2008.
Japanese Article The examination of the role of the ST in the support of the N-16 schoolchild usually based on a class being on the register roll LLD children one instance case:
Yumiko Tanaka
Meeting of Japanese Association of Communication Disorders (34): 96-96, 2008.
Japanese Article Communication support of the athetoid type brain characteristics paralysis school-ager which N-17 understanding and estrangement of the ability for expression have a big
Michiko Inoue
Meeting of Japanese Association of Communication Disorders (34): 96-96, 2008.
Japanese Article Heart and term - to bring it up in held significance and effect - life of the N-18 Otawara-shi mother and the child health service "quickly and healthily classroom"
It is Yasuhiko in a ridge, Akiko Takahashi *, Noriko Ikeda *, Ritsuko Fujita *, Keiko Ogura *, Chie Akutsu *, Yumi Kato *
Meeting of Japanese Association of Communication Disorders (34): 97-97, 2008.
Japanese Article About the difference between the development brothers who are in a state of the N-19 visit to an office child
Naoko Kuwahara
Meeting of Japanese Association of Communication Disorders (34): 97-97, 2008.
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