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Meeting of Japanese Association of Communication Disorders
Volume , Issue 39 / 2013
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It is the power of ... conversation from the world of the higher brain function person with a disability 山田規畝子 Meeting of Japanese Association of Communication Disorders (39): 29-29, 2013. |
Investigative posture to give life to for a clinic Hideko Mizuta Meeting of Japanese Association of Communication Disorders (39): 33-33, 2013. |
Plasticity of cochlear implant and the brain of neonatal hearing screening and children Kimitaka Kaga Meeting of Japanese Association of Communication Disorders (39): 37-37, 2013. |
Developmental disease judging from a cerebral function Miyuki Torii Meeting of Japanese Association of Communication Disorders (39): 41-41, 2013. |
The dignitary general idea that S1-1 is soft with eating Shogo Asami Meeting of Japanese Association of Communication Disorders (39): 45-45, 2013. |
We think about the S1-2 "coming to be eaten" support to "not having been able to eat it" Yumi Uesugi Meeting of Japanese Association of Communication Disorders (39): 46-46, 2013. |
We think about living with the support to eating of S1-3 impaired children having heavy it more wealthily Takami lobe Tsu Meeting of Japanese Association of Communication Disorders (39): 47-47, 2013. |
S2-1 Explore the acoustic aspects hidden in the acquisition of articulation : Mainly in Japanese La line sound 荒井隆行 Meeting of Japanese Association of Communication Disorders (39): 51-51, 2013. |
Thing - that we see it from - clinical features about the error of the sound of S2-2 children Tomoko Imai Meeting of Japanese Association of Communication Disorders (39): 52-52, 2013. |
S2-3 [bugle] is [dappa] And yet why [grape] is [bwro:]? 都田青子 Meeting of Japanese Association of Communication Disorders (39): 53-53, 2013. |
About correspondence to right eating dysphagia that a language hearing person conducts Keiko Nishiwaki Meeting of Japanese Association of Communication Disorders (39): 57-57, 2013. |
Initial evaluation of the child development disorder Hiroshi Ishida charges Meeting of Japanese Association of Communication Disorders (39): 58-58, 2013. |
Support to laryngectomy patients Left Tomoko Tano Meeting of Japanese Association of Communication Disorders (39): 59-59, 2013. |
Initial evaluation of aphasia Mieko Dobashi Meeting of Japanese Association of Communication Disorders (39): 60-60, 2013. |
Findings - of fact-finding - metropolitan area A prefecture board school in the school life of the A-1 one laterality child with hearing difficulty Yumi Okano 1), Eiko Hirota 2) Meeting of Japanese Association of Communication Disorders (39): 65-65, 2013. |
Instruction of the audible strength and weakness general idea to one cochlear implant wearing child with the A-2 double disorder History of Akira Okuda Meeting of Japanese Association of Communication Disorders (39): 65-65, 2013. |
About the early nursing effect of the Skywarrior most severeness child with hearing difficulty Tsutomu Uchiyama, Ijuin Akiko, Tendo Fumiko, Tomoko Kuroki, Yuko Tokumitsu Meeting of Japanese Association of Communication Disorders (39): 66-66, 2013. |
Examination of a child care burden feeling of mother bringing up Skyhawk child with hearing difficulty and the background factor North Yoshiko 1), Eiko Hirota 2) Meeting of Japanese Association of Communication Disorders (39): 66-66, 2013. |
About the development I-1: background of study of the problem to evaluate the development of the B-1 expression language and an utterance-induced problem Yumiko Tanaka 1), Satsuki Aoki 2), Mitsuru Iriyama Keiko 3), Reiko Shiba 4), Shigenori Endo 5) Meeting of Japanese Association of Communication Disorders (39): 67-67, 2013. |
Relations with the development I-2: expression vocabulary of the problem to evaluate the development of the B-2 expression language and other ability Mitsuru Iriyama Keiko 1), Yumiko Tanaka 2), Satsuki Aoki 3), Yukiko Yasumura 4), In a ridge Yasuhiko 5) Meeting of Japanese Association of Communication Disorders (39): 67-67, 2013. |
The development of the expression language judging from the development I-3: narrative reproduction of the problem to evaluate the development of the B-3 expression language 渡辺紗江子1), 田中裕美子2), 入山満恵子3), 瀬川幸子4), 小林健史5) Meeting of Japanese Association of Communication Disorders (39): 68-68, 2013. |
Enforcement to the seniority 3 example that there was the delay of the term in earlier period of development I-4: infancy of the problem to evaluate the development of the B-4 expression language Satsuki Aoki 1), Yumiko Tanaka 2), 渡辺紗江子 3), Shunsuke Endo 4), Koichi Sakurai 5) Meeting of Japanese Association of Communication Disorders (39): 68-68, 2013. |
A child of C-1 autism plays between children in old days with a relation Michiko Omoto Meeting of Japanese Association of Communication Disorders (39): 69-69, 2013. |
3 C-2 development - of the exchanges instruction technique to a child with dice - autism to put it up, and to get Masashi Yamamoto Meeting of Japanese Association of Communication Disorders (39): 69-69, 2013. |
Action - using the SST to C-3 "home, nursery school support - development child with a disability by the cooperation of CP and the ST" Michino Yoshimura 1), Riyokichi Sakai 1), Sakurai 2, Shoo) Meeting of Japanese Association of Communication Disorders (39): 70-70, 2013. |
Of the language hearing person in the C-4 pediatric clinic wrestle Inner Yamai Tsu child, Reiko Yoshioka Meeting of Japanese Association of Communication Disorders (39): 70-70, 2013. |
C-5 kanji word reading aloud instruction course and one developmental reading and writing child with a disability who was suitable for it, and showed growth in a vocabulary Ogino Yuko 1), Satoshi Kawasaki University 2), Mitsuru Kitamura 3) Meeting of Japanese Association of Communication Disorders (39): 71-71, 2013. |
The situation and language, recognition, motor development of a language symptom, the psychologic aspect of infants with the D-1 stutter, follow-up about emotion, the affect Hiroaki Kobayashi Meeting of Japanese Association of Communication Disorders (39): 75-75, 2013. |
It is the examination with the utterance sample of infants a non-fluency-related characteristic of the anarthria literalis in D-2 Japanese Sakata good government 1), 2), Mochida Akiko 2), He plain 3), Mariko Yoshino 4) Meeting of Japanese Association of Communication Disorders (39): 75-75, 2013. |
Situation and conditional exploring - that a child with - stutter is easy to talk about a scene talking about D-3, the change of the stutter symptom by the partner fluently Masako Miyamoto Meeting of Japanese Association of Communication Disorders (39): 76-76, 2013. |
Support for the stutter schoolchild who felt difficulty for D-4 reading aloud Isao Kubota Meeting of Japanese Association of Communication Disorders (39): 76-76, 2013. |
From the course of 2 cases that ST intervened in about the diet support in the E-1 development consultation organization in - early stage - Taeko Suga 1), Michiko Terada 2), 3) Meeting of Japanese Association of Communication Disorders (39): 77-77, 2013. |
About the course of the global aphasia case that left nasal tube feeding by Hummer eating, deglutition rehabilitation, and showed improvement for communication Rie Watanabe 1), Asami Oguma 1), Satoshi Kaneko 1), Naoki Masuda 2) Meeting of Japanese Association of Communication Disorders (39): 77-77, 2013. |
It is ... using inspection - tongue training appliance (JMS company trial product) of the oral cavity function improvement program training effect on E-3 identification elderly people Takeyoshi Kawahata 1), 村上光裕 1), Akiko Sakamoto 1), Takayuki Ishibe 1), Yoko Murakami 2) Meeting of Japanese Association of Communication Disorders (39): 78-78, 2013. |
About inflection likelihood of the dementia severity as the critical predictor of the E-4 aspiration pneumonitis 長谷川靖英 Meeting of Japanese Association of Communication Disorders (39): 78-78, 2013. |
Change over time of 1 fluency type aphasia case to assume F-1 phone cognitive impairment core symptom Masayo Urano Meeting of Japanese Association of Communication Disorders (39): 79-79, 2013. |
One case that presented apraxia-related agraphia by an F-2 left occipital lobe infarction-related lesion Market price Emiko 1), Mariko Ota 2), Masato Watanabe 3) Meeting of Japanese Association of Communication Disorders (39): 79-79, 2013. |
Trial - of the qualitative examination -ALA(Assessment for Living Aphasia) use about the life of the person with F-3 aphasia Tomoko Suzuki 1), Chikako Ui 2), Mariko Furukawa 3), Kazuko Yamada 3) Meeting of Japanese Association of Communication Disorders (39): 80-80, 2013. |
Role of "the way day service of the term" for the person with F-4 aphasia Cheap residence Kazuteru, Climbing a mountain incense Kotobuki, Kazuko Watanabe, Cheap residence Michiko Meeting of Japanese Association of Communication Disorders (39): 80-80, 2013. |
About dementia for a short term intensive rehabilitation in the F-5 care health center for the elderly Arcadia 久保眞清, Nariko Nagamine, Takako Sanada Meeting of Japanese Association of Communication Disorders (39): 81-81, 2013. |
Comparison - with examination - epipharynx endoscopy of the validity of the nasopharyngeal atresia usability test by the examination for G-1 uraniscolalia Akiko Sato 1), Chie Kimura 1), Masako Kato 2) Meeting of Japanese Association of Communication Disorders (39): 81-81, 2013. |
About the nasopharyngeal atresia gain of function time after the G-2 pharyngeal flap 1, Asuka, Yamamoto), Asano sum sea 1), Masako Kato 2) Meeting of Japanese Association of Communication Disorders (39): 82-82, 2013. |
Children with cleft palate that developed G-3 stutter Asano sum sea 1), 1, Asuka, Yamamoto), Masako Kato 2) Meeting of Japanese Association of Communication Disorders (39): 82-82, 2013. |
Mainly on long term pre-latter (2)-interview of the speech therapy of the person with H-1 athetosis type cerebral palsy - Machiko Suzuki 1), Ritsuko Hirokawa 2) Meeting of Japanese Association of Communication Disorders (39): 83-83, 2013. |
Investigation about a type and the frequency of the use conversing with in the H-2 symbol communication Hiroko Takahashi Meeting of Japanese Association of Communication Disorders (39): 83-83, 2013. |
Fact-finding of an evaluation and the use about AAC in the H-3 special support school Booka Mineko Meeting of Japanese Association of Communication Disorders (39): 84-84, 2013. |
About stutter instruction of the I-1 preadolescence Meguro sentence Meeting of Japanese Association of Communication Disorders (39): 84-84, 2013. |
1 example (2) of the stutter junior high student with the tendency to Asperger's syndrome that the quality of the I-2 trouble changed Tadashi Kawai sect Meeting of Japanese Association of Communication Disorders (39): 85-85, 2013. |
It is actual situation grasp by the interview difficulty on the adult everyday life with the I-3 stutter Naomi Sakai 1), 2), Koichi Mori 1) Meeting of Japanese Association of Communication Disorders (39): 85-85, 2013. |
It is an evaluation by the questionary survey video self-modeling for the person with I-4 stutter Chu Shin Ying, Naomi Sakai, Jun Aoki, Koichi Mori Meeting of Japanese Association of Communication Disorders (39): 86-86, 2013. |
Analysis ... using J-1 dysphonia and occupational - subjective evaluation of relationships and the objective parameter Kaori Matsumoto Meeting of Japanese Association of Communication Disorders (39): 89-89, 2013. |
Examination in the J-2 sentence constitution test - right hemisphere injury person group Tomo Taniguchi Tsu 1), Machiko Takahashi 2) Meeting of Japanese Association of Communication Disorders (39): 89-89, 2013. |
Characteristic of the turn change in the conversation of patients with J-3 acute phase cerebral damage 加藤彰洋 1), Mariko Yoshino 2) Meeting of Japanese Association of Communication Disorders (39): 90-90, 2013. |
Examination of "the thought" that the aphasia person concerned discharged from the rehabilitation ward for J-4 this hospital convalescence felt during hospitalization Yoshie Imai, Masaru Ichikawa Meeting of Japanese Association of Communication Disorders (39): 90-90, 2013. |
Sound analysis of the following vowel sound in the utterance of the K-1 deaf child Michiko Horiuchi Meeting of Japanese Association of Communication Disorders (39): 91-91, 2013. |
From the relations with discussion - phoneme and the meaning of the onomatopoeia understanding in K-2 normal listener children and the deaf child - 加藤江梨奈 1), Mitsuko Shindo 2), 3), Misako Ogino 4) Meeting of Japanese Association of Communication Disorders (39): 91-91, 2013. |
Analysis in the examination :ToM problem evaluation of social cognition ability and the language development factor of the K-3 deaf child 大原重洋 1), 2), Eiko Hirota 2) Meeting of Japanese Association of Communication Disorders (39): 92-92, 2013. |
Comparative study about the use of the case particle "wo" in K-4 hearing impaired and the Japanese learner Kana Hoshino 1), Keiko Hara 1), Mitsuko Shindo 1), Spring water Chongwen 2) Meeting of Japanese Association of Communication Disorders (39): 92-92, 2013. |
About the factor which has an influence on the reply of the Yes/No question in L-1 ASD children Funasaki Yasuhiro 1), Manabu Ooi 2) Meeting of Japanese Association of Communication Disorders (39): 93-93, 2013. |
Pay the attention to development and ability for reading - printing type knowledge (print knowledge) of the emergent re-thallasea skill of L-2 infants; and - 小林マヤ(志帆) Meeting of Japanese Association of Communication Disorders (39): 93-93, 2013. |
The effect that accuracy of the L-3 reading and writing and the fluent nature, optic ability and phoneme processing capacity give to a learning arrival degree Satoshi Kawasaki University 1), 2), Satoshi Okumura person 2), Ogino Yuko 3), Mitsuru Kitamura 4), Eiji Wakamiya 5) Meeting of Japanese Association of Communication Disorders (39): 94-94, 2013. |
Vertical section study - in the L-4 distant view effect - school age that we see it, and a copying power gives to a learning arrival degree Mitsuru Kitamura 1), Satoshi Kawasaki University 2), 3), Ogino Yuko 4), Satoshi Okumura person 5) Meeting of Japanese Association of Communication Disorders (39): 94-94, 2013. |
Examination - in the analysis -3 case of the nonverbal communication means in the person with aphasia moderate from M-1 severeness Ikeda and 1), Takashi Yoshida 2) Meeting of Japanese Association of Communication Disorders (39): 97-97, 2013. |
Than the example examination of the person of aphasia that returned to work after cooperation support for the reinstatement of the person with M-2 aphasia and a layoff of the role -3 year of the ST - Masami Morooka, Akira Kato Meeting of Japanese Association of Communication Disorders (39): 97-97, 2013. |
Course of one aphasia that presented M-3 sign identity paraphasia Takashi Yoshida Meeting of Japanese Association of Communication Disorders (39): 98-98, 2013. |
One discussion about the support to a higher brain function child with a disability who came to have difficulty with M-4 school attendance Yutaka Imai Iyoko, Naoko Matsui, Keiji Hashimoto Meeting of Japanese Association of Communication Disorders (39): 98-98, 2013. |
Examination about the effect of the many types of job team meeting in the local support to M-5 higher brain function person with a disability 廣實真弓 1), 2), 2 related to Kikuta), Mizuho Nishimura 2), Kazunari Kobayashi 2), Yoko Tamura 2) Meeting of Japanese Association of Communication Disorders (39): 99-99, 2013. |
An example bilingual continuously that was thought to present aphasia of the fluency-related type by M-6 head trauma Machiko Harada, Furuki eyes, Chie Tsukahara, Hiroyuki Horiuchi, Kanmi Hara Meeting of Japanese Association of Communication Disorders (39): 99-99, 2013. |
Utility of the voice recognition software for the sound of patients with N-1 Parkinson's disease Chihiro Oda 1), Toshiyuki Yamamoto 2), Masako Sato 1), 中山慧悟 1), Miho Murata 2) Meeting of Japanese Association of Communication Disorders (39): 100-100, 2013. |
Examination of the reliability of the O-1 Code-Muller Protocols Japanese edition and the validity Akiko Matsuishi 1), Masaru Ichikawa 1), Mariko Yoshino 2) Meeting of Japanese Association of Communication Disorders (39): 100-100, 2013. |
Training results - that we attach example -PLP of CBPS discovered with P-1 nose and throat dysrhaphic state Mari Tanaka 1), Yukie Ohashi 1), Yukiko Segawa 2), Takashi Hirakawa 3) Meeting of Japanese Association of Communication Disorders (39): 101-101, 2013. |
Course of the sight child with a disability who conducted glottic explosive training through P-2 situational taciturnity Yuko Sato Meeting of Japanese Association of Communication Disorders (39): 101-101, 2013. |
The development of structure and the contents of the story of the narrative of Q-1 model development children 小坂美鶴 Meeting of Japanese Association of Communication Disorders (39): 102-102, 2013. |
A developmental change of the utterance that is the indeterminate form of Q-2 ASD children in one instance cases to be in stage for the language of word phase: 篠沢薫 1), Keiko Gondo 2) Meeting of Japanese Association of Communication Disorders (39): 102-102, 2013. |
Pay attention to - accent about the meter development of Q-3 children; and - Aimi Ueda 1), 2), Iwaki Takako 1) Meeting of Japanese Association of Communication Disorders (39): 103-103, 2013. |
As compared with problem - fixed form development children of a language, the communication in Q-4 ADHD children - 福田詩央理 1), Keiko Hara 1), Mitsuko Shindo 1), 栗原亞紀 2) Meeting of Japanese Association of Communication Disorders (39): 103-103, 2013. |
Comparison between rearer and between raters childminder of the communication of the infants with the R-1 CCC-2 Japanese edition Suzuko Ayano 1), Keiko Gondo 2), 槻舘尚武 3), Manabu Ooi 4), Sanae Tanaka 5) Meeting of Japanese Association of Communication Disorders (39): 104-104, 2013. |
Examination of the internal consistency in the examination for R-2 Children's Communication Checklist-2 Japanese edition item Manabu Ooi 1), 槻舘尚武 2), Keiko Gondo 3), Suzuko Ayano 4), Sanae Tanaka 5) Meeting of Japanese Association of Communication Disorders (39): 104-104, 2013. |
Trial of the development evaluation to conduct for R-3 attendance at school transition support in a nursery school, a kindergarten Tamai Fumi, Mayumi Horie Meeting of Japanese Association of Communication Disorders (39): 105-105, 2013. |
Support - to a junior high student to match autism, the hearing loss with - intellectual impairment with an acquisition process of the description expression by the symbol using S-1 iPad, and to have Noriko Maeda 1), Great Kiyoshi Ban 2) Meeting of Japanese Association of Communication Disorders (39): 105-105, 2013. |
PECS for the S-2 autistic children and eye contact using the movement mimicry and utterance, articulatory promotion Mitsuaki Miyazaki 1), Ei Kato age 2), Masahiko Inoue 3), Satoshi Kawasaki University 4) Meeting of Japanese Association of Communication Disorders (39): 106-106, 2013. |
Examination of the instruction method for the higher brain function child with a disability after S-3 encephalitis Satoshi Tamai 1), Keiji Hashimoto 2) Meeting of Japanese Association of Communication Disorders (39): 106-106, 2013. |
Mainly on long-term course - kana letters training of one S-4 children aphasia - Ayana Hirose 1), Mariko Yoshino 2) Meeting of Japanese Association of Communication Disorders (39): 107-107, 2013. |
Cooperation of a protector and the school of the development child with a disability going to the S-5 normal class Aya Umehara 1), Mayumi Horie 2), Tamai Fumi 2) Meeting of Japanese Association of Communication Disorders (39): 107-107, 2013. |
About the language evaluation to S-6 special support class being on the register roll child, the need of the training through the example of - low vision children - Masumi Tanaka Meeting of Japanese Association of Communication Disorders (39): 108-108, 2013. |
Than support situation of the development child with a disability in the S-7 schoolchild childcare and problem - instructor workshop questionnaire - Shigenori Endo, It is Yasuhiko in a ridge Meeting of Japanese Association of Communication Disorders (39): 108-108, 2013. |
Group instruction to be carried out in ST and the psychology people in the S-8 going to kindergarten institution Ruriko Ugajin, Motoko Mizutani, Hiromi Toda, Eri Fukuda child, Shima Yuki Meeting of Japanese Association of Communication Disorders (39): 109-109, 2013. |
Needs of the nursery school A garden in childminder, protector support (1)- Osaka-shi by the participant observation in S-9 childcare settings and problem - of the support method Yoshiyuki Kudo Meeting of Japanese Association of Communication Disorders (39): 109-109, 2013. |
S-10 nursery schools support the person by - many types of job team and a family about a role of the ST in the visit support Hiroki Kumada 1), Azusa Suzuki 2), Manabu Saito 3), 田中笑佳 3) Meeting of Japanese Association of Communication Disorders (39): 110-110, 2013. |
Stratagem of S-11 severeness, adults to press for the attention joint ownership with the double child with a disability Chibu, Yoshikawa Meeting of Japanese Association of Communication Disorders (39): 110-110, 2013. |
Examination (1) of the disorder image of the brother example of T-1 development-related dyslexia Ikuyo Ishizaka 1), Atsuko Kato 2), Keiko Oishi 3), Mari Higashikawa 1), Yoko Mito 4) Meeting of Japanese Association of Communication Disorders (39): 111-111, 2013. |
Examination (2) of the disorder image of the brothers example of T-2 development-related dyslexia Yuki Takai sail 1), Ikuyo Ishizaka 2), Rika Murata 3), Miho Yoshida 1), Hiraya Misato husband 1) Meeting of Japanese Association of Communication Disorders (39): 111-111, 2013. |
Effect - example report of the English instruction of T-3 development-related dyslexia Rika Murata 1), Ikuyo Ishizaka 2), Kawada hemp Yuko 3), Yuki Takai sail 3), Hiraya Misato husband 3) Meeting of Japanese Association of Communication Disorders (39): 112-112, 2013. |
The multifaceted instruction that assumed the direct language instruction for children with stutter a nucleus for U-1 school age 見上昌睦 Meeting of Japanese Association of Communication Disorders (39): 112-112, 2013. |
U-2 Lidcombe child case of stammering symptoms were improved by Program 藤井哲之進1), 南孝輔2), 島田美智子3), 豊村暁4) Meeting of Japanese Association of Communication Disorders (39): 113-113, 2013. |
Factor to influence the conversation interruption of V-1 cochlear implant wearing children Hirashima Yui child Meeting of Japanese Association of Communication Disorders (39): 113-113, 2013. |
V-2 education for the deaf and dumb and Shuji Izawa Sakai beauty Keiko Meeting of Japanese Association of Communication Disorders (39): 114-114, 2013. |
About sound localization in the beep sound of the V-3 ambulance Miho Kurahashi 1), 2), Iwaki Takako 1) Meeting of Japanese Association of Communication Disorders (39): 114-114, 2013. |
About a development of the phonological awareness of V-4 infants comparison between - deaf child and ability for moraic segmentation - of normal listener children Tamami Nakajima 1), 2), Iwaki Takako 1) Meeting of Japanese Association of Communication Disorders (39): 115-115, 2013. |
V-5 hearing and affective relation 高木加布奈, Iwaki Takako Meeting of Japanese Association of Communication Disorders (39): 115-115, 2013. |
Examination of the example of the parent-child relationship of children of parent and normal listener (CODA) of the W-1 hearing impairment Mami Nakatsu 1), Eiko Hirota 2) Meeting of Japanese Association of Communication Disorders (39): 116-116, 2013. |
Practice of the children's song play for W-2 hearing impairment infants Ayumi Kawamura Meeting of Japanese Association of Communication Disorders (39): 116-116, 2013. |
One case that we intervened for X-1 chewing gain of function critical period, and oral intake allowed Kihara eyes, Emi Matsunaka, Yoko Iguchi, Yuji Wada Meeting of Japanese Association of Communication Disorders (39): 117-117, 2013. |
The actual situation of the premature baby who started foreign dietary counselling for X-2 infancy Yuko Yukawa, 1000, Mushiake Keiko, Takami lobe Tsu Meeting of Japanese Association of Communication Disorders (39): 117-117, 2013. |
Effect of the rest insertion in the X-3 tongue muscular workout Chihiro Matsumoto 1), About percent Rina 2), 小澤由嗣 3) Meeting of Japanese Association of Communication Disorders (39): 118-118, 2013. |
About the meeting "beginning society" activity announcement meeting tenth anniversary of the Y-1 Innoshima language friend 村上光裕 1), Akiko Sakamoto 1), Takayuki Ishibe 1), Takeyoshi Kawahata 1), Yoko Murakami 2) Meeting of Japanese Association of Communication Disorders (39): 118-118, 2013. |
Help to one person with aphasia that the relation of the language hearing person was necessary for the update of the Y-2 driving license Jun Hasegawa 1), 相樂多惠子 2) Meeting of Japanese Association of Communication Disorders (39): 119-119, 2013. |
Plan, enforcement process of the lecture for deaf people by the Y-3 abstract writing circle sponsorship Yuki Nakayama 1), Jun Hasegawa 2) Meeting of Japanese Association of Communication Disorders (39): 119-119, 2013. |
Does course - anything of the Y-4 1 progressive aphasia case support quality of life? Nozoe Megumi 1), Masae Yoshioka 1), Kenta Matsui 2), Tomoko Nitta 3) Meeting of Japanese Association of Communication Disorders (39): 120-120, 2013. |