1969
DOI: 10.1590/s0004-282x1969000200002
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Afasia adquirida na infância

Abstract: Em livro recente, Hécaen e Angelergues 4 assinalam que era clássico afirmar que as lesões sofridas na primeira infância só excepcionalmente determinavam desordens afásicas. Por outro lado, há confusão quanto ao termo afasia aplicado a crianças; freqüentemente são descritas como afási-cas crianças que apresentam apenas retardo no desenvolvimento da fala, também chamada dislalia de evolução, afasia de evolução, afasia congênita ou defeitos na evolução da linguagem. Estamos de acordo com Walther e Collison 7 , qu… Show more

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“…Lefèvre also followed Prof. ombredane practical works in Psychology, within Rio de Janeiro State primary schools, as well as practical studies of language disorders -written and spoken -in the National Institutes of the Blind and deaf, showing his interest in child mental development. The doctoral thesis 5,6 -entitled "Contribution to the study of the pathology of aphasia in children" -an original and pioneering thesis that won international acclaim, and was cited by the great professors Hecaen and Lenneberg, both specialists in language disorders.…”
Section: Medical Careermentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Lefèvre also followed Prof. ombredane practical works in Psychology, within Rio de Janeiro State primary schools, as well as practical studies of language disorders -written and spoken -in the National Institutes of the Blind and deaf, showing his interest in child mental development. The doctoral thesis 5,6 -entitled "Contribution to the study of the pathology of aphasia in children" -an original and pioneering thesis that won international acclaim, and was cited by the great professors Hecaen and Lenneberg, both specialists in language disorders.…”
Section: Medical Careermentioning
confidence: 99%