2016
DOI: 10.22456/2316-2171.80784
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Processamento Auditivo Da Informação Em Sujeitos Com Afasia

Abstract: Introdução: Diferentes tipos de alteração no sistema nervoso central (SNC) podem resultar em diversos tipos de distúrbios de linguagem e/ou fala. Havendo alguma alteração em nível central, é possível que algumas habilidades auditivas estejam alteradas. Objetivo: Avaliar as habilidades do processamento auditivo de modo comportamental e eletrofisiológico em sujeitos com afasia de expressão e identificar a correlação entre as avaliações. Métodos: Participaram do estudo sujeitos com idade entre 29 e 72 anos, com a… Show more

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“…Equivalent to the previous results, evidence 21,22,24,25 corroborates the hypothesis that aphasic individuals may have abnormal results in monaural tests. Samples from this population were presented using the filtered words test and the speech-in-noise test and found that, in both monaural tests, the aphasic patients' results confirmed poorer speech comprehension, with deficits in auditory closure.…”
Section: Cross-sectional Studysupporting
confidence: 80%
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“…Equivalent to the previous results, evidence 21,22,24,25 corroborates the hypothesis that aphasic individuals may have abnormal results in monaural tests. Samples from this population were presented using the filtered words test and the speech-in-noise test and found that, in both monaural tests, the aphasic patients' results confirmed poorer speech comprehension, with deficits in auditory closure.…”
Section: Cross-sectional Studysupporting
confidence: 80%
“…The literature has shown performance below reference values in aphasic subjects' auditory skills [21][22][23][24] , confirming the idea that aphasic changes are related to CAP performance. Six (46.15%) of the articles approached in this review used the Pediatric Speech Intelligibility (PSI) monaural sentence tests to assess figure-ground and the filtered words and speech-innoise tests to assess auditory closure.…”
Section: Cross-sectional Studymentioning
confidence: 54%
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“…The cognitive potential in individuals with acquired neurological alteration has already been investigated by many authors, as is the case of a study 29 that evaluated the cognitive potential in individuals with mild traumatic brain injury and observed that 60% of the sample presented P3 latency within the expected. A study 30 observed P300 alteration in aphasic individuals, characterized by the absence of P3 and/or P3 wave latency delay, justifying that a brain injury can impair the cognitive processes, with a loss to attention, auditory discrimination and memory, and/or underlying language skills. This did not happen in this study, as the aphasic individuals did not present latency delay and there were no absent components.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%