Rehabilitación del lenguaje expresivo en paciente con afasia de broca.

Abstract

The present case study: rehabilitation of expressive language in patients with drill aphasia, is intended to recover and re-educate the patient's fluency in the same way the syntactic structure of their language at the time of expressing themselves to the surrounding society, this you have a cerebrovascular disease attributing to this a motor aphasia language disorder. The Boston test is applied for the diagnosis of aphasia (TBDA) and thus know the degree of difficulty presented by the patient in both expressive and comprehensive language, while helping us to choose a suitable rehabilitation process. The main objective of this case is to improve expressive language in patients with drill aphasia through a rhythmic, melodic therapeutic system capable of favoring intelligible communication, with the method of melodic intonation therapy (TEM), which has several levels, As advances are made and notorious, progress continues to another level. Music is used as a method because it is an innovative technique becoming an escape from stress for the patient.