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New Technology at UM Health-West Provides a View of the Future of Neurosurgery

The next generation of microsurgery is crystal clear, bigger than life and visible in high-resolution 3D at University of Michigan Health-West, where the intricate work of neurosurgeons can now be seen by everyone in the operating room. This means better workflows for surgical teams – and ergonomic relief for neurosurgeons. Thanks to a combination of Read More

Aphasia Support Group

“Aphasia” is difficulty with language affecting the ability to speak and understand speech, as well as reading and writing. It most commonly results from brain injury after stroke. At this group you will have the opportunity to meet others who have aphasia, practice communication in a supportive environment and learn more about aphasia and communication strategies. Caregivers are also welcome.

Aphasia Support Group

“Aphasia” is difficulty with language affecting the ability to speak and understand speech, as well as reading and writing. It most commonly results from brain injury after stroke. At this group you will have the opportunity to meet others who have aphasia, practice communication in a supportive environment and learn more about aphasia and communication strategies. Caregivers are also welcome.

Aphasia Support Group

“Aphasia” is difficulty with language affecting the ability to speak and understand speech, as well as reading and writing. It most commonly results from brain injury after stroke. At this group you will have the opportunity to meet others who have aphasia, practice communication in a supportive environment and learn more about aphasia and communication strategies. Caregivers are also welcome.

Aphasia Support Group

“Aphasia” is difficulty with language affecting the ability to speak and understand speech, as well as reading and writing. It most commonly results from brain injury after stroke. At this group you will have the opportunity to meet others who have aphasia, practice communication in a supportive environment and learn more about aphasia and communication strategies. Caregivers are also welcome.

Aphasia Support Group

“Aphasia” is difficulty with language affecting the ability to speak and understand speech, as well as reading and writing. It most commonly results from brain injury after stroke. At this group you will have the opportunity to meet others who have aphasia, practice communication in a supportive environment and learn more about aphasia and communication strategies. Caregivers are also welcome.

Aphasia Support Group

“Aphasia” is difficulty with language affecting the ability to speak and understand speech, as well as reading and writing. It most commonly results from brain injury after stroke. At this group you will have the opportunity to meet others who have aphasia, practice communication in a supportive environment and learn more about aphasia and communication strategies. Caregivers are also welcome.

Aphasia Support Group

“Aphasia” is difficulty with language affecting the ability to speak and understand speech, as well as reading and writing. It most commonly results from brain injury after stroke. At this group you will have the opportunity to meet others who have aphasia, practice communication in a supportive environment and learn more about aphasia and communication strategies. Caregivers are also welcome.

Aphasia Support Group

“Aphasia” is difficulty with language affecting the ability to speak and understand speech, as well as reading and writing. It most commonly results from brain injury after stroke. At this group you will have the opportunity to meet others who have aphasia, practice communication in a supportive environment and learn more about aphasia and communication strategies. Caregivers are also welcome.

Aphasia Support Group

“Aphasia” is difficulty with language affecting the ability to speak and understand speech, as well as reading and writing. It most commonly results from brain injury after stroke. At this group you will have the opportunity to meet others who have aphasia, practice communication in a supportive environment and learn more about aphasia and communication strategies. Caregivers are also welcome.