Vol. 14 No. 1 (2002)

• Editorial

  Altair Pupo, María Cecília Bonini Trenche

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• Editorial

  Beatriz Mendes, Maria Angelina Nardi Martinez

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Artigos

• Writing on the phonoaudiological clinic and the hearing impaired: possibility of communication between subject and language

  Clay Rienzo Balieiro

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• Vestibular disease in infectious process in Central Nervous System

  Ari Leon Jurkiewicz, Bianca Zeigelboim, Pedro Luiz Mangabeira Albernaz

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• Ethics in speech langguage pathology and audiology (phonoaudiology): vision of undergraduate students from the city of Curitiba

  Ana Paula Berberian, Claudia Miguel Ferigotti, Maria Regina Franke Serrato

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• The links between hearing aid usage and the improvement of auditory perception and selective attention in aging

  Andrea Soares da Silva, Juliana Paula Venites, Tereza L. Bilton

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• Brief study of case: a writing approach on phonoaudiological therapy

  Claudia Perrotta

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• Evaluation of self-perception of hearing handicap among the elderly

  Edneia Sestren, Lilian Cassia Bornia Jacob, Luis Gonzaga Callefe, Katia de Freitas Alvarenga

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• The setting: case study of speech and language home care

  Hipólito Virgílio Magalhães Jr., Suzana Magalhães Maia

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• Phonoaudiological practices in focus: questions and reflections from a group of mothers

  Regina Zenella Penteado

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Communication

• Stammering...what is it?

  Roberta Ecleide de Oliveira Gomes Kelly

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Resenhas

• Almost Word: visions about stammering

  Felipe Lessa

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