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1. Aprosody (uncountable) English Wikipedia has an article on: Aprosody
2. Based on a standardized assessment of comprehension of emotional intonation, 29 patients (49%) showed emotional Aprosody (17% “mild” Aprosody [n = 10] and 32% “severe” Aprosody [n = 19])
3. Aprosody: difficulty in producing or understanding the emotional content of speech
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5. Patients with comprehension emotional Aprosody showed a higher …
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7. Summary: Purpose: Aprosody and amusia are disorders commonly associated with right hemisphere abnormalities
8. This study analyzes which people have Aprosody with Frova and Profen
9. PURPOSE: Aprosody and amusia are disorders commonly associated with right hemisphere abnormalities
10. What does Aprosody mean? (medicine) The lack of variations in speech, such as speed, tone, and emphasis
11. Aprosody A lack of variations in normal speech characteristics, such as speed, tone, and varied emphasis
12. We examined a series of 59 patients with acute stroke lesions for the presence of comprehension emotional Aprosody
13. Expressive Aprosody and amusia presenting as an ictal manifestation of seizures emanating from the right tem-porooccipital region
14. To our knowledge, this is the first case in which Aprosody and amusia were associated with a focal cortical degeneration.
15. Patients with comprehension emotional Aprosody showed a higher frequency of extinction on double-simultaneous stimulation, anosognosia, and deficits in facial emotion comprehension
16. Patients with comprehension emotional Aprosody also showed a higher frequency of right-hemisphere lesions involving the basal ganglia and the temporoparietal cortex
17. We report a case of a patient who had both expressive Aprosody and amusia as a clinical manifestation of right temporooccipital seizures.
18. We report a case of a patient who had both expressive Aprosody and amusia as a clinical manifestation of right temporooccipital seizures.
19. Objective: Acoustic phonetic methods are useful in examining some symptoms of schizophrenia; we used such methods to understand the underpinnings of Aprosody.
20. Prosody is the melodic line of speech produced by variations in pitch, rhythm, and stress of pronunciation (Wymer et al., 2002); thus, Aprosody is an inability …
21. Aprosody is often accompanied by the inability to properly utilize variations in speech, particularly with deficits in ability to accurately modulate pitch, loudness, intonation, and rhythm of word formation
22. Aprosody typically caused by dysfunction in areas of the non-dominant hemisphere that structurally mirror Broca's and Wernicke's areas lesions to the temporal cortex of the right hemisphere result in difficulties understanding emotional aspects of language
23. Even the DSM diagnoses may be invalid in TBI populations 28 because TBI may conceivably mimic (as with concentration difficulties) or mask (e.g., frontal system damage producing expressive Aprosody that may reduce the expression of sadness) psychiatric symptoms
24. Depressive disorders among patients with anosognosia, neglect, or Aprosody, who deny symptoms of depression, may also be underdiagnosed, although symptoms related to specific physical disease, such as changes in appetite or insomnia, may be overestimated by clinicians.
25. What is an Aprosody? A body is considered to be a deficit or an inability to understand and / or produce changes in tone of voice, rhythm, or intonation.It is an alteration of one of the main paraverbal aspects of language, that is to say one of the elements that allow to vary the acoustics of the message that we provide and which can have several effects on the proper message.