Table Key. RHD = right- hemisphere damage. LHD = left-hemisphere damage. PN = prenatal. + S = patients suffering from seizures
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1 Table Key RHD = right- hemisphere damage LHD = left-hemisphere damage PN = prenatal + S = patients suffering from seizures S = patients with no seizure activity +Temp = injury includes damage to the temporal lobe Temp = injury spares the temporal lobe +Frontal = injury includes damage to the frontal lobe Frontal = injury spares the frontal lobe NR = not reported NSR = no specifics reported N/A = not applicable XO = mean age of onset XT = mean age at testing Note that a "<" indicates worse performance regardless of the specific measure used Note that if two groups are described as "=", this indicates merely that they did not differ significantly.
2 Authors Site TABLE 1: Summary of IQ data from studies of children with focal brain injury Patients RHD vs. Neuroimaging? Age of Age At Seizures LHD Onset Testing?? RESULTS? Woods and Teuber (1973) Woods (1980) 19 RHD 17 LHD 23 RHD 27 LHD PN - 15 years NR NR FIQ: LHD = RHD PIQ: VIQ: early (<1yr) 1O RHD = RE, 11 LHD = LE late (>1yr) 13 RHD = LR X o = 6;4 6 LHD = LL X o = 5;7 RE: X T = 14;01 LE: X T = 17;02 RL: X T = 10;03 LL: X T = 8;06 RE: 5( S) 5 (+S) LE: 8 ( S) 3 (+S) RL: 11 ( S) 2 (+S) LL: 13 ( S) 3 (+S) VIQ: RE < population mean & controls LE < population mean & controls RL = population mean & controls LL < population mean & controls PIQ : RE < population mean & controls LE < population mean & controls RL < population mean & controls LL < population mean & controls Comparisons between +S and S groups T made
3 Vargha- Khadem et al. (1985) 28 LHD 25 RHD some 33 Prenatal (<2mo.) (16 RHD, 18 LHD) 11 early postnatal (2 mo. - 5 yr.) (5 RHD, 6 LHD) NSR At least > 2yrs post onset NR prenatal RHD: VIQ = PIQ prenatal LHD: VIQ < PIQ early postnatal RHD: VIQ = PIQ early postnatal LHD: VIQ < PIQ 9 late postnatal ( 5 yr yr.) (5 RHD, 4 LHD) late postnatal RHD: VIQ = PIQ late postnatal RHD: VIQ = PIQ Aram et al. (1985) 8 RHD 8 LHD RHD: X o = 1;4 (2 mo. - 9;0) LHD: X o = 1;6 (1 mo. - 6;2) RHD: X T = 3;10 (1;8-5;10) LHD: X T =4.;6s (2mo. - 8;2) none FIQ: PIQ: Riva and Cazzaniga (1986) 26RHD 22LHD some early (<1yr) 13 RHD = RE, 10 LHD = LE late (>1yr) 13 RHD = LR 12 LHD = LL X O = 6;6 early(<1yr) X T = 8;5 late(>1yr) X T = 11;8 VIQ: LHD = controls none FIQ: LE = controls LL = controls RE < controls RL < controls PIQ: LE < controls LL = controls RE < controls RL < controls VIQ: LE < controls LL = controls RE = controls RL = controls Riva et al. (1986) 8RHD 8LHD RHD: X O = 4;6 (1;8-8;3) LHD: X O = 6;4 (0;8-12;8) RHD: X T = 10;7 LHD: X T = 11;1 5 RHD (-S) 3 RHD (+S) 5 LHD (-S) 3 LHD (+S) PIQ: VIQ: Comparisons between +S and S groups T made
4 Nass et al. (1989) 12 RHD 14LHD pre- or perinatal RHD: X T = 8;6 LHD: X T = 6;8 FIQ: LHD > RHD PIQ: LHD = RHD VIQ: LHD > RHD Vargha- Khadem et al. (1992) 40 RHD 42 LHD pre- or perinatal RHD ( S): X =11;3 T RHD (+S): X T =11;6 LHD (-S): X T =12;9 LHD (+S): X T = 11;8 24 RHD ( S) 16 RHD (+S) 28 LHD ( S) 14 LHD (+S) LHD: PIQ < VIQ RHD: PIQ = VIQ FIQ: RHD=LHD +S < controls -S < controls +S < -S PIQ: RHD=LHD +S < controls -S < controls +S < -S VIQ: RHD = LHD +S < controls -S = controls +S -S Eisele and Aram (1993) 12 RHD 21 LHD RHD: X o = 1;06 (PN-9;08) LHD: X o = 2:03 (PN-11;07) RHD: X T = 5;08 (2;06-14;07) LHD: X T = 7:05 (2;0 7-14;02) none VIQ: LHD = RHD =controls PIQ: LHD = controls RHD < LHD = controls Ballantyne et al. (1994) 9 RHD 8 LHD pre- or perinatal RHD: X T = 11;2 (4;11-20;1) NR FIQ: LHD: X T = 9 (4;1-16;5) PIQ: VIQ: LHD: PIQ = VIQ RHD: PIQ < VIQ
5 Muter et al. (1997) 18 RHD 23 LHD some pre- or perinatal X T = 4;11 (3;6 to 6;8) 11RHD ( S) 4RHD (+S) 15 LHD ( S) 8LHD (+S) Two testing periods (t1,t2) one year apart FIQ: RHD=LHD (t1 and t2) +S < controls (t1 and t2) -S < controls (t1 and t2) +S < -S (t1 and t2) PIQ: RHD=LHD +S < controls (t1 and t2) -S = controls (t1) -S < controls (t2) +S < -S VIQ: RHD = LHD (t1 and t2) +S < controls (t1 and t2) -S = controls (t1 and t2) +S < -S
6 Bates, Vicari, and Trauner (1999) 15 RHD 28 LHD 27 RHD 46 LHD < 6 mo. 3-9 yr. 8RHD ( S) 7RHD (+S) 16LHD ( S) 11LHD (+S) < 6 mo yr. 20RHD ( S) 7RHD (+S) 35LHD ( S) 11LHD (+S) PIQ: LHD = RHD VIQ: LHD = RHD FIQ: LHD = RHD
7 Table 2: Summary of data from studies of children with focal brain injury using various language assessment measures Authors Site Neuroimaging?? Patients Age of Onset Age At Testing Seizures? RHD vs. LHD? Tests Used Results McFie (1961) 24RHD 14LHD 35 infantile (before 1yr.) (19 RHD,11 LHD) 8 juvenile (after 1yr.) (5 RH,3 LH) range of onset 15 mo - 5 yr. NR NR NR clinical/observational Weigl Sorting test Sentence learning test Memory for designs test 7 RH infantile with clinical dysphasia 1 RH juvenile with clinical dysphasia 4 LH infantile with clinical dysphasia 4 LH juvenile with clinical dysphasia LHD: impaired on Weigl Sorting and Sentence Learning but T on memory for designs Basser (1962) 48 LHD, 54 RHD No 72"pre-specch onset" (34 L,38 R) 30 "post-speech onset" (14 L,16 R ) NR NSR clinical/observational RHD: impaired on Weigl Sorting and Sentence Learning but T on memory for designs none of the RHD or LHD had dysphasia 8/48 LHD had stuttering or articulation problems 8/48 LHD had reduced or nonexistent speech 7/54 RHD had stuttering or articulation problems 11/54 RHD had reduced or nonexistent speech 34 pre-speech onset LHD had delayed first word production 38 pre-speech onset RHD had delayed first word production Alajouanine and Lhermitte (1965) 32 LHD patients ONLY No from 6-15 years NR NR N/A clinical/observational 32/32 impaired expression (written, spoken, gestural) 7/32 exhibited paraphasias 10/32 impaired comprehension 18/32 had alexia
8 Woods and Teuber (1978) Woods and Carey (1979) Vargha- Khadem et al. (1985) Aram et al. (1985) 31 RHD 34 LHD 27 LHD patients ONLY 28 LHD 25 RHD 8RHD 8LHD No LHD: X =6.;3 (1;4-15;2) RHD: X=7;2 (1;9-14;4) some Early LHD (before 1yr), N = 11 Late LHD (after1yr), N = 16 X o = 5;7 yr. (1;2 yr. to 15.;1) 33 Prenatal (<2mo.) (16 RHD, 18LHD) 11 early postnatal (2mo. - 5 yr.) (5 RHD, 6 LHD) 9 late post-natal ( 5yrs - 14 yr.) (5 RHD, 4 LHD) RHD: X o = 1;4 (2 mo. - 9;0) LHD: X o = 1;6 (1 mo. - 6;2) NR NR clinical/observational 25/34 LHD had language disturbances post-onset Early LHD X T = 17;8 Late LHD X T =15;3yrs NR At least < 2yrs post onset RHD: X T =3;10 (1;8-5;10) LHD: X T =4.;6 (2 mo. - 8;2) Early LHD: 2( S) 9(+S) Late LHD: 15(-S) 1(+S) Comparison between +S and S groups T made NR none N/A Oldfield-Wingfield Picture Naming Spelling Rhymes(complete 6 nursery rhymes) Sentence Completion (from the BDAE) Relations Task (possible /not) That-Clause syntax Ask-Tell distinction Token-Test Token-Test Oldfield-Wingfield Picture Naming PPVT EOWPVT Northwestern Syntax Screening Test (NSST) The Photo Articulation Test Free speech : mean length of utterance (MLU) in morphemes Free speech : Developmental sentence scoring (DSS) 4/31 RHD had language disturbances post-onset (3 were pre-morbid left handers) Early Late LHD = controls Late LHD = controls Early RHD > LHD All 3 RHD groups = controls All 3 LHD groups < controls Late postnatal LHD < prenatal and late RHD RHD > LHD Prenatal Early postnatal Late postnatal All 3 LHD groups < controls Late postnatal LHD < all other groups LHD = controls
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