title: [Dissolutive and non-dissolutive elements in the phonetic disorders of aphasia patients].
abstract: The authors, by proceeding on the view that only part of the pathological phenomena may be satisfactorily explained by Jackson's theory of dissolution, have made an analysis of phonetic disorders (sound exchanges) for ten patients with sensory aphasia and mixed aphasia which is a mixture of motor and sensory aphasia. The results of preliminary studies of the ontogenetic occurrence of Bulgarian sounds in the development of the child's language were taken as a base for distinguishing dissolutive from non-dissolutive sound exchanges. It has been found that 36% and 64% of the sound exchanges were dissolutive and nondissolutive, respectively.
mesh_terms: D001037:Aphasia / Q000175:diagnosis*; D006801:Humans; D010700:Phonetics; D011578:Psycholinguistics
vernacular_title: Dissolutive und nichtdissolutive Elemente in den phonetischen Störungen von Aphasie-Kranken