Aphasia and Related Neurogenic Language Disorders

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In Aphasia and Related Neurogenic Language Disorders - now in a concise, fully updated Fourth Edition - world-renowned authorities provide in-depth information on the characteristics and etiology of brain-based disorders. Succinct chapters cover the latest advances in the management of aphasia, traumatic brain injury, dementias, and right hemisphere syndrome. In this edition, for the first time, the expert authors present a modern approach that goes beyond traditional assessment and treatment to incorporate contemporary cultural, linguistic, and quality-of-life concerns. Key Features Integrates the clinical and humanistic aspects related to aphasia in a way that accurately reflects how the discipline is being taught in classrooms today Full-color illustrations of the brain and nervous system supplement expanded chapters on neuroanatomy and neurophysiology Easy-to-read textboxes and review questions at the end of each chapter are ideal for quick reference and self-study The most comprehensive yet succinct resource available in the field today, this reference is a must-have for every student, resident, or practitioner involved in speech language pathology and the treatment of communication disorders. Table of Contents Section I: Foundations and Practicalities Chapter 1: Brain Basics     Leonard LaPointe Chapter 2: Humanistic Basics: Accommodation, Adjustment, and Aristos     Leonard LaPointe Chapter 3: Aphasia Theory, Models, and Classification    Malcolm McNeil & David Copland Chapter 4: Clinical Practice in Acute Care Hospital Settings    Joseph R. Duffy, Jack E. Thomas & Tepanta R. D. Fossett Chapter 5: Neuroimaging and Brain-Based Communication Disorders    Julius Fridriksson Chapter 6: Cultural and Multi-Linguistic Issues    Joyce L. Harris Chapter 7: Enhancing Quality of Life    Katherine B. Ross Section II: Assessment and Treatment Chapter 8: Naming and Word Retrieval Impairments    Anastasia M. Raymer Chapter 9: Comprehension    Mikyong Kim Chapter 10: Reading and Writing Impairments    Pelagie M. Beeson, Kindle Rising, and Steven Z. Rapcsak Chapter 11: Syntax and Linguistic-Based Approaches    Gayle Dede and Erin O’Bryan Chapter 12: Pragmatics and Discourse    Leanne Togher Chapter 13: Social and Life Participation Approaches to Aphasia Intervention    Roberta J. Elman Chapter 14: Assistive Technology    Joanne Lasker Chapter 15: Treatment Effectiveness and Evidence-Based Practice    Randall R. Robey Chapter 16: Resources for Families and Clinicians    Adrienne Hancock Section III: Related Cognitive-Language Disorders Chapter 17: Right Hemisphere Syndrome    Margaret L. Blake Chapter 18: Dementia    Michelle S. Bourgeois Chapter 19: Traumatic Brain Injury, Blast Injuries, Multisystem Injuries    Carl A. Coelho