Vol 3 No 1 (1972): .
Article
Published
June 27, 1972
How to Cite
P, R. M. B., & KC, S. (1972). Cerebral dominance - evaluation of the methods of its determination and its clinical uses. Journal of All India Institute of Speech and Hearing, 3(1), 68-91. Retrieved from http://203.129.241.91/jaiish/index.php/aiish/article/view/153
Abstract
In this paper the concept of cerebral dominance for various functions with
emphasis on speech, is examined in the light of the recent literature available to us.
A few ways in which this knowledge of cerebral dominance can be used in the
differential diagnosis of speech disorders due to cortical lesions have been discussed.
And, finally, some of the methods which help in determining the "dominant
hemisphere" are pointed out
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A Ciba foundation symposium (eds) A.V.S. de Retick and M. O'Connor p. 79, London.
Churchill.
Brewer (1961) Central Nervous System, London, Heinemann
Eisenson, Jon (1958) Stuttering (Symposium), New York, Harper and Row.
Ettlinger, George (1967) Analysis of cross-model effects and their relationship to language in
Brain mechanisms underlying Speech Language, (ed) Darley, F.L. p. 53, New York, Greene and
Stratton.
Falconer, Murray, A (1967) Brain mechanisms suggested by Neurophysiologic studies in
Brain meahanisms underlying Speech and language (ed) Darley, F.L. p. 185, New York, Greene and
Stratton.
Geshwind, Norman (1967) Brain mechanisms suggested by studies hemispheric connections in
Brain mechanisms underlying Speech and language (ed) Darley F.L. p. 103, New York, Greene and
Stratton.
Hecaen, Henry (1967): Brain mechanisms suggested by studies of Parietal Lobes in Brain
mechanisms underlying Speech and language (ed) Darley F.L. p. 146 New York, Greene and Startton.
Luria, A. R. (1963) Restoration of function after Brain injury, Oxford, Pergamon.
—(1964) Factors and forms of Aphasia in Disorders of Language: A Ciba foundation
symposium (eds) A.V.S. de Reuckand M.O'Connor, London, Churchill.
Milner, G. (1951) Language and Communication. New York, Mc Graw-Hill.
Milner, Brenda et al(1964) observations on cerebral dominance in Disorders of Language. A
Ciba foundation symposium, (eds) A V.S, de Reuck and M. O'Connor, p. 200, London, Churchill.
Milner, Brenda (1967) Brain mechanisms suggested by studies of temporal lobes in Brain
mechanisms underlying Speech and Language (eds) Darley, F.L., p. 122, New York, Greene and
Stratton.
Morley, M (1965), The Development and Disorders of Speech in childhood, Edinburgh, E and S.
Livingstone.
Myers, R. E. (1967) Cerebral connectionism and Brain function in Brain mechanisms underlying
Speech and Langauge (ed) Darley,F.L., p. 61, New York, Greene and Stratton.
Mysak, D (1968), N
Penfield and Roberts (1959), Speech and Brain mechanisms: Princeton University Press.
Rieber and Brubaker (1966) Speech Pathology, Amsterdam, North Holland
Robinson, Frank. R (1964) Introduction to Stuttering, Englewood Cliffs, Prentice-Hall.
Rossi, G.R. and Rosadini, G (1967) Experimental analysis of cerebral dominance in man in
Brain Mechanisms underling Speech and Language (ed) Darley, F. L., p. 167 : New York, Greene and
Stratton.
Sperry, R.W. and Gazzaniga, M.S (1967) Language following surgical disconnection of the
hemispheres, in Brain Mechanisms underlying Speech and Language (ed) Darley, F.L. p. 108, New
York, Greene and Stratton.
Spreen, O. and Boucher, A. R. (1970) Effect of low pass filtering on ear asymmetry in dichotic
listening and some uncontrolled error sources. /. Aud. Res. 10. 1.
Travis, Lee (1957) Handbook of Speech Pathology. New York, Appleton—Century—Crofts.
Tsunoda, Tadanobu (1966). Tsucoda's method : A new objective testing method available for
the orientation of the dominant cerebral hemisphere towards various sounds and its clinical use.
Ind J. Otol. 18, 78-88.
—(1968) An audiological approach to speech disorders due to cortical lesions. Practica
Otologica Kyoto, 61. Suppl. 1296, p. 92-96.
—(1969) Contra lateral shift of cerebral dominance for non-verbal sounds during speech
perception. J. Aud, Res. 3, 221-229.
Weisenberg and Mc Bride (1964). Aphasia, New York, Hafner.
West, Ansberry and Carr (1957) Rehabilitation of Speech, New York, Harper and Row.