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brain is that the left hemisphere controls the right side of the body and vice versa. Therefore we can pinpoint the damaged area in the brain from specific location of the injury.
What is an Acquired Brain Injury?
The Medical Disability Society Working Party Report on the Management of Traumatic B
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acquired dyslexia. The developmental dyslexia comes from genetic disorder, whereas the acquired dyslexia is due to brain injury. The acquired dyslexia is further divided into peripheral, which does not have a direct relationship with linguistic process, and central, which is directly related to lexi
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Acquired apraxia of speech: features, accounts, and
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Apraxia of speech: an overview. Neurocase 20
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Brain tumour
• Head injury
• Ageing
• Pre and Postnatal trauma such as asphyxia, prematurity or cerebral palsy
• Maternal alcohol and drug addiction
The main causes that I will discuss further are:
1. Usher Syndrome
2. CHARGE Association
3. Congenital Rubella Syndr
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perinatal events
4) primary congenital anomalies
- Acquired CP (15%)
1) CNS infections
2) ICH due to vascular accident
3) late onset hydrocephalus
4) neoplastic intracranial lesion Ⅰ. CP definition
Ⅱ. RISK factor of CP
Ⅲ. DIAGNOSIS of CP
Ⅳ. Treatment
Ⅴ. Classification of CP
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