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by temporal lobe damage(passive) caused byWernicke 's aphasia ( ... , conduction aphasia
this pathwaycan causea form of aphasia known as conduction aphasia
most often(passive) are ... causedWernicke 's aphasia and conduction aphasia
things(passive) is caused byDeafness by way of conduction
by a lesion of a pathway between the speech center and other cortical centers(passive) to be caused bya type of conduction aphasia
deficits in the connections between the speech - comprehension and speech - production areas(passive) is caused byIndividuals with Conduction aphasia
damage to the arcuate fascilicusresultsin an aphasia known as conduction aphasia
by damage in the language - dominant hemisphere ... the left hemisphere in most individuals(passive) is caused byConduction aphasia
damage in the language - dominant hemisphere ( the left hemisphere in most individuals(passive) is caused byConduction aphasia
damage to the _(passive) is caused bysemantic Conduction aphasia
by damage to the parietal lobe of the brain ... especially in regards to the area associated with the left - hemisphere dominant dorsal stream network(passive) is caused byConduction aphasia
by damage in the language - dominant hemisphere(passive) is caused byConduction aphasia
damage to the parietal lobe of the brain(passive) is caused byConduction aphasia
other drugscauseCONDUCTION DISORDER
THERAPYcausesCONDUCTION DISORDER
any drugcausingCONDUCTION DISORDER
VITAMINScausingCONDUCTION DISORDER
Damagecausesconduction aphasia
Damagemay resultin : Conduction Aphasia
damage to this bundlecausedconduction aphasia
by lesions in the left superior temporal gyrus and/or(passive) can ... be caused byconduction aphasia
Any kind of damage to the parietal lobe located in the braincan also causeconduction aphasia
The lesionsleadingto conduction aphasia
by damage to the arcuate fasciculus(passive) is causedconduction aphasia
damage to the arcuate fasciculus(passive) is caused byConduction aphasia
by damage to the arcuate fasciculus(passive) is caused byconduction aphasia
The brain damagecausesconduction aphasia
The brain damagecausingconduction aphasia
disconnecting the arcuatewould resultin conduction aphasia ( ibid
the arcuate lesiondoes ... causeconduction aphasia or
by lesions in the arcuate fasciculus(passive) caused byConduction aphasia
arcuate fasciculus lesionscausingconduction aphasia
Those regions were knownto causeconduction aphasia
a problem in the conduction of the sound from the outer ear to the inner ear(passive) is caused byConduction deafness
Lesions in this tracttypically resultin conduction aphasia
these areasresultsin conduction aphasia
auditory cortical lesionscausingconduction aphasia
potentialto causeconduction aphasia
a lesion of the tractresultedin conduction aphasia
deficits in the connections between the speech - comprehension and speech - production areas(passive) is caused byConduction aphasia
from damage to the arcuate fasciculusresultingfrom damage to the arcuate fasciculus
most oftenare ... causedmost often
to muscle weaknessleadsto muscle weakness
from the disconnection of the anterior and posterior areas of speechwould resultfrom the disconnection of the anterior and posterior areas of speech
oftenresultsoften
to diastolic dysfunction and then systolic dysfunctionmight leadto diastolic dysfunction and then systolic dysfunction
to PPIleadingto PPI
asynchronous ventricular contractioncauseasynchronous ventricular contraction
the neurological symptoms associated withultimately causesthe neurological symptoms associated with
to deficits in speech repetition and productionleadingto deficits in speech repetition and production
from damage to the fiber bundles connecting the two language areasresultsfrom damage to the fiber bundles connecting the two language areas
from disconnection between the anterior and posterior language areasresultsfrom disconnection between the anterior and posterior language areas
in difficulty with repetitionresultsin difficulty with repetition
from the disconnection of the sensory speech zone from the motor speech area by a single lesion in the leftcould resultfrom the disconnection of the sensory speech zone from the motor speech area by a single lesion in the left
from lesions of the arcuate fasciculusresultsfrom lesions of the arcuate fasciculus
from the disconnection of the sensory speech zone from the motor speech area by a single lesion in the left hemisphere to the arcuate fasciculuscould resultfrom the disconnection of the sensory speech zone from the motor speech area by a single lesion in the left hemisphere to the arcuate fasciculus
to abnormal heart rhythms called arrhythmiascan leadto abnormal heart rhythms called arrhythmias
to heart block.3sometimes leadingto heart block.3
to PPIleadingto PPI
sudden cardiac arrestcan causesudden cardiac arrest
Deafness(passive) therefore ... is caused byDeafness
to peripheral oxygenleadingto peripheral oxygen
marked QT prolongationcausesmarked QT prolongation
to arrhythmiasleadsto arrhythmias
usuallycausedusually
to waveleadingto wave
from a lesion on the cochlear nerveCan ... resultfrom a lesion on the cochlear nerve
in ventricular arrhythmias , palpitations or syncopesresultingin ventricular arrhythmias , palpitations or syncopes
to permanent pacemaker insertion , or annular rupture ( 16leadingto permanent pacemaker insertion , or annular rupture ( 16
in cardiac arrestmay resultin cardiac arrest
from lesion of the white - matter pathways that connect Wernicke 's and Broca 's areas , especially the arcuate fasciculusgenerally resultsfrom lesion of the white - matter pathways that connect Wernicke 's and Broca 's areas , especially the arcuate fasciculus
to PPI after CoreValve implantation occur not only at the time of the procedure but during the following days ( 4,5,27,28leadingto PPI after CoreValve implantation occur not only at the time of the procedure but during the following days ( 4,5,27,28
from left hemisphere cortical lesions or from a disconnection of critical bundles of axons fibre tractmay resultfrom left hemisphere cortical lesions or from a disconnection of critical bundles of axons fibre tract
to delayed , nonphysiologic timing of atrial contraction in relation to ventricular contractionleadsto delayed , nonphysiologic timing of atrial contraction in relation to ventricular contraction
in retrograderesultingin retrograde
to delayedleadsto delayed
undesirable fast pacing , denoted pacemaker mediated tachyarrhythmia ( PMTmay also causeundesirable fast pacing , denoted pacemaker mediated tachyarrhythmia ( PMT
PMT(passive) caused byPMT
to seriousleadingto serious
the formation of boneto contributethe formation of bone