REVIEW OF A CASE OF CHILD WITH ACQUIRED APHASIA

STOJMENOVSKA, Mare and FILIPOVA, Silvana (2004) REVIEW OF A CASE OF CHILD WITH ACQUIRED APHASIA. Journal of Special Education and Rehabilitation, 5 (3-4). pp. 97-102. ISSN 1409-6099

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Abstract

Achieved children speech disabilities are manifested at certain level of development of speech from the age of 3 to 12 years. The speech disabilities with children from the age of one to three years have developmental and acquired characteristics. It is well-known when and why the disabilities occur at acquired aphasia or dysphasia. The child with acquired aphasia or dysphasia has early brain impairments and a relative improvement happens with adequate treatment and prompt rehabilitation treatment. It is more obvious with children than with adults. This fast and complete rehabilitation happens due to the plastic character of child’s brain and the possibilities for intro-hemisphere and inter-hemisphere reorganization of speech functions in childhood.

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