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A case study demonstrating the value of aphasia therapy.

Summary 
 
This case history tends to support the value of aphasia therapy because the patient was treated succesfully long after the accepted period of spontaneous recovery. It is considered that, since the patient made very little recovery for nine months subsequent to onset, he can act as his own “control,” and his improvement was due to treatment.