Vol.21 No.3
Contents
(Sep. 25, 2005)

Localization of "anarthria" reconsidered---146
Yoshitaka Ohigashi

Apraxia of speech revisited: The key is in the articulatory movements---157
Sumiko Sasanuma Ph.D.

Symptomatology of anarthrie---172
Mika Otsuki

Pure anarthria is a precentral gyrus syndrome: a neuroradiologiacal and symptomatological study of 10 cases---183
Minoru Matsuda, Norio Suzuki, Yasuhiro Nagahama, Tomoko Okina, Keiko Hirakawa

Why does "apraxia of speech" remain poorly understood? Some perspectives on the heterogeneity, variants and the evolution of "apraxia of speech"---191
Mariko Yoshino

Intraoperative electrical stimulation of the cerebral cortex under awake condition---200
Toru Itakura¹⁾, Hiroki Nishibayashi¹⁾, Aiko Oosawa²⁾, Shinichiro Maeshima²⁾

Original Article
Four cases of phonological anomia---207
Hideko Mizuta¹⁾, Yasuhiro Fujimoto²⁾, Minoru Matsuda³⁾

Original Article
Naming, pantomiming, and verb generation in response to seen objects: Error pattern analysis from normal subjects---215
Mutsutaka Kobayakawa¹⁾³⁾, Satoshi Mochizuki²⁾, Hiroko Mochizuki-Kawai³⁾⁴⁾, Mitsuru Kawamura⁴⁾