Speech Disorders -- diagnosis ... cerebral motor disturbance Cerebral Palsy Cerebral Palsy -- complications Speech Disorders -- diagnosis Child Infant Credits: Therapist, Suzanne E. Morris. Dr. ...

... shortened perception (positive Rinne) with great deafness for speech, the diagnosis of disease of the auditory nerve is made more certain. ... to the examiner. Testing for the hearing of speech is only of slight value for the diagnosis of a labyrinth disease. According to O. Wolf, failure to hear F, ...

... just observe that the association of defects of speech with symptoms pointing4to disease of the left hemisphere is not so striking ... denote the same thing, viz. the loss of speech or of articulate language, when occurring as the symptom of disease. The condition now well known as aphasia was ...

... just observe that the association of defects of speech with symptoms pointing to disease of the left hemisphere is not so striking ... denote the same thing, viz., the loss of speech or of articulate language, when occurring as a symptom of disease. The condition now well known as apha- sia ...

... the advantage of convenient administration. Aphasia. Loss of speech may occur as one of the symptoms of disease of the brain, either functional and transient, or ...

... taking the form of poor memory, dementia, or disorders of speech. Diagnosis.—In children cerebro-spinal fever may simulate 'pneu- ... the brain, or in the vicinity of the speech-centres. In the final stages ... Other diffused symptoms of cerebral tumor are epileptic attacks which may ...

... cific gravity. See Urine. BARYGLOSSIA - BARYLALIA. - Thickness of speech; a symptom in several nervous disorders. BASOPHOBIA.-A morbid distrust of one's power of ...

... precede for some years the affection of the speech or the symptoms of insanity, and the disease appeared to creep slowly upwards from the loAver ... of the, 25 Osborn, Dr., on loss of speech and me- mory, in connection with ... photopsia an incipient symptom of acute disease of the, 469 physiology of ...

... importance when it is conjoined with the other symptoms of this disease. The speech is affected in various ways, according to the ...

... such as auditory hallucinations, bizarre delusions, and disrupted speech (‘thought disorder’) and by ‘negative symptoms’ such as social withdrawal, demotivation, self neglect, and ...