COMPARISON OF VISUAL ACTION THERAPY AND AUDITORY COMPREHENSION THERAPY FOR LANGUAGE FUNCTIONS IN PATIENTS WITH WERNECK’S APHASIA

Objective: to compare the effectiveness of visual action therapy (VAT) and auditory compression training (ACT) for language functions in patients with Wernicke Aphasia. Methodology: A Pilot Randomized Clinical trial was conducted. Patients with age range of 30- 60 years with neurological impairments...

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Published in:Rehabilitation Journal 2020-06, Vol.4 (1), p.159-164
Main Authors: Ijaaz, Zainab, Shamim Kiani, Humaira, Fatima, Anees
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