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A study on aphasia rating scale. A method for overall assessment of standard language test of aphasia (SLTA) results.
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- Hasegawa Tsuneo
- Division of Internal Medicine, Izu Nirayama Rehabilitation Hospital
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- Kishi Hisahiro
- Division of Internal Medicine, Izu Nirayama Rehabilitation Hospital
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- Shigeno Koji
- Division of Internal Medicine, Izu Nirayama Rehabilitation Hospital
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- Tanemura Jun
- Division of Speech Therapy, Izu Nirayama Rehabilitation Hospital
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- Kusunoki Tadashi
- Development Department, Takeda Chemical Ind. Ltd
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- Kifune Yoshihisa
- Development Department, Takeda Chemical Ind. Ltd
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- Yoshida Michihiro
- Development Department, Takeda Chemical Ind. Ltd
Bibliographic Information
- Other Title
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- 失語症評価尺度の研究 標準失語症検査(SLTA)の総合評価法
- A study on aphasia rating scale. A method for overall assessment of SLTA results. [Japanese]
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Factor and scalogram analyses were carried out on data obtained from 313 aphasic patients whose clinical state was evaluated by the Standard Language Test of Aphasia (SLTA). This report describes the results of scalogram analysis following up the previous report which dealt with the results of factor analysis, and proposes a rating scale which determines over all severity of aphasic patients.<br> Guttman's scalogram analysis was performed in various ways on the SLTA items in order to construct a simple and practical scale. The 26 items were classified into three item-groups based on the results of the factor analysis which was reported in the previous report : group A consisting of items with high factor loadings on the 1 st factor (writing), group B consisting of items related to the 2 nd factor (speech) and group C related to the 3 rd factor (comprehension). Four compound items were constructed in group A and three each in groups B and C, and these compound items were analyzed separately. The analysis reveals that they are sufficiently unidimensional for scale construction. A rating scale with total scores of A, B and C was proposed for overall assessment of aphasia.
Journal
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- Higher Brain Function Research
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Higher Brain Function Research 4 (2), 638-646, 1984
Japanese Society of Aphasiology (Renamed as Japan Society for Higher Brain Function)
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Details 詳細情報について
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- CRID
- 1390001204763237120
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- NII Article ID
- 130004893198
- 50002002054
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- ISSN
- 18806716
- 02859513
- http://id.crossref.org/issn/02859513
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- Text Lang
- ja
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- Data Source
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- JaLC
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- Disallowed