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The Thai Version of Aachen Aphasia Test (THAI-AAT)
Pracharitpukdee N 
,
Phanthumchinda K ,
Huber W ,
Willmes K
,
Phanthumchinda K ,
Huber W ,
Willmes K The lack of a standardized Thai Language
a.e_~~si!l
test raises difficulties not only with
the assessment and treatment planning for the clinical but also with the accurate diagnosis and the
realiable incidence for research on aphasiology in Thailand. This study aimed to use the Thai
version of German Aachen aphasia (THAI-AAT), which is systematically adapted according
to well-defined linguistic criteria and psychometric requirement, to assess the language deficit
of Thai aphasic patients. The subjects participating in this study were 125 aphasia patients, 60
non-aphasic brain damaged patients and 120 normal subjects. The result revealed that the THAI-
AA T is linguistically parallel in test design and fulfills the same psychometric properties as the
original. The THAI-AAT obtains the goals: to differential diagnosis of aphasia distinguishing it
from non-aphasic disturbance and to identify the type of aphasic syndrome.
Key word : Aphasia, Aachen Aphasia Test-Thai Version
a.e_~~si!l
test raises difficulties not only with
the assessment and treatment planning for the clinical but also with the accurate diagnosis and the
realiable incidence for research on aphasiology in Thailand. This study aimed to use the Thai
version of German Aachen aphasia (THAI-AAT), which is systematically adapted according
to well-defined linguistic criteria and psychometric requirement, to assess the language deficit
of Thai aphasic patients. The subjects participating in this study were 125 aphasia patients, 60
non-aphasic brain damaged patients and 120 normal subjects. The result revealed that the THAI-
AA T is linguistically parallel in test design and fulfills the same psychometric properties as the
original. The THAI-AAT obtains the goals: to differential diagnosis of aphasia distinguishing it
from non-aphasic disturbance and to identify the type of aphasic syndrome.
Key word : Aphasia, Aachen Aphasia Test-Thai Version
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