Multimodal therapy of word retrieval disorder due to phonological encoding dysfunction

Abstract

This study of a patient with word retrieval disorder due to phonological encoding dysfunction demonstrated the effectiveness of a phonological and multimodal therapeutic treatment.

An exploration of anomia rehabilitation in drug-resistant temporal lobe epilepsy

“…In post-stroke anomia rehabilitation, the use of written word tasks promoted maintenance and generalization of results [62] , [63] . This could be due to orthography providing an additional memory cue [64] , [65] , [66] , [67] . A recent meta -analysis confirmed the relevance of written tasks as one of the most important contributing factors to the success of anomia rehabilitation following a stroke [68] .…”