Table of Contents “...Introduction to neurology -- Navigation and organization of the nervous system -- Development of the nervous system -- The cells of the nervous system -- The spinal cord, brainstem, cranial nerves, and cerebellum -- Diencephalon, basal ganglia, and brain ventricles -- The cerebrum : a survey -- The cerebrum : cerebral function -- Consciousness and disorders of consciousness -- The neurology of hearing and balance -- The neurology of speech -- The neurology of language -- The neurology of swallowing -- The neurology of cognition -- The neurology of emotion -- The neurological exam....”

Table of Contents “...Neurological basis of speech and language -- Basic anatomy and physiology of the speech mechanism -- Neurological causes of communcation disorders -- Aphasia -- Non-focal brain damage : communication disorders and a world of other problems -- Right hemisphere syndrome -- Acquired aphasia in childhood -- Motor speech disorders in adults : dysarthrias and apraxia of speech -- Motor speech disorders in childhood -- Acquired neurological swallowing disorders in children and adults -- Principles of assessment of child and adult neurological speech-language disorders -- Principles of treatment for neurological communication disorders....”

Table of Contents “...Essential neurological concepts and principles -- Gross anatomy of the central nervous system -- Internal anatomy of the central nervous system -- Development of the central nervous system -- Nerve cell physiology -- Diencephalon: thalamus and associated structures -- Cerebrovascular system -- Ventricles and cerebrospinal fluid -- Auditory system -- Vestibular system -- Somatosensory system -- Visual system -- Motor system 1: spinal cord -- Motor system 2 : cerebellum -- Motor system 3 : basal ganglia -- Motor system 4 : motor cortex -- Cranial nerves synopsis -- Axial-limbic brain : autonomic nervous system, limbic system, hypothalamus, and reticular formation -- Cerebral cortex : higher mental functions -- Diagnostic techniques and neurologic concepts....”

“...Handbook of clinical neurology ;...”

Table of Contents “...Essential neurological concepts -- Gross anatomy of the central nervous system -- Internal anatomy of the central nervous system -- Development of the nervous system -- Nerve cell physiology -- Diencephalon : thalamus and associated structures -- Cerebrovascular system -- Ventricles and cerebrospinal fluid -- Auditory system -- Vestibular system -- Somatosensory system -- Visual system -- Motor system 1 : spinal cord -- Motor system 2 : cerebellum -- Motor system 3 : basal ganglia -- Motor system 4 : motor cortex -- Synopsis of cranial nerves -- Axial-limbic brain: autonomic nervous system, limbic system hypothalamus, and reticular formation -- Cerebral cortex : higher mental functions -- Clinical concepts in neuroradiology, neurosurgery, neurology, neurolinguistics, genetics, and pharmacology and their applications....”

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Table of Contents “...Neuroanatomy and neuropathology -- Neurologic assessment -- Assessing adults who have neurogenic cognitive-communicative impairments -- Assessing cognition -- Assessing language -- Assessing functional communication and quality of life -- The context for treatment of cognitive-communicative disorders -- Neuroanatomic explanations of aphasia and related disorders -- Right hemisphere syndrome -- Traumatic brain injury -- Dementia -- Motor speech disorders....”

Table of Contents “...Neuroanatomy of the nervous system -- Neurologic assessment -- Assessing adults who have neurogenic cognitive-communicative impairments -- Assessing cognition -- Assessing language -- Assessing functional communication and quality of life -- The context for treatment of cognitive-communicative disorders -- Neuropathologic and neuroanatomic explanations of aphasia and related disorders -- Treatment of aphasia and related disorders -- Right-hemisphere syndrome -- Traumatic brain injury -- Dementia -- Motor speech disorders....”

Table of Contents “...-- Genetics to anatomy : craniofacial anomalies -- Auditory and other sensory disorders -- Systems integration and hearing disorders -- Childhood disorders -- Swallowing, voice, and "motor" speech -- Articulation disorders -- Fluency disorders -- Literacy and dyslexia -- Adult and neurological disorders -- Assessment, diagnosis, and language/dialect -- Advocacy, law, and ethics....”

Table of Contents “...Foundations of counseling skills -- Basics -- Theories of counseling: application to speech-language pathology and audiology -- Therapeutic relationship and therapeutic communication -- Interviewing and therapy microskills -- Counseling in a multicultural society: implications for the field of communication disorders -- Working with families -- Counseling skills for working with specific disorders -- Counseling skills for working with speech, language, fluency, voice, and cleft lip and palate disorders -- Counseling skills for adult neurological disorders and dysphagia -- Counseling for adults and children who have hearing loss -- Therapeutic process with challenging situations and behaviors -- Defense mechanisms relevant to speech-language pathologists and audiologists -- Working with challenging and difficult emotional states -- Communicating bad news and working with challenging situations -- Working with resistance and anger -- Working with crisis situations -- Taking care of ourselves....”

Table of Contents “...Motor speech disorders and models of speech production Karen Croot; 28. Adult neurological disorders and semantic models Tobias Bormann; 29. ...”
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