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Aditi Shankardass 對學習障礙的另類看法

Filmed Nov 2009 • Posted Jun 2010TEDIndia 2009
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兒童發展障礙一般是以觀察患者的行為來診斷,但是 Aditi Shankardass 認為我們應該由直接觀察患者的大腦來診斷,在本演講中她說明了如何使用試驗室中那一台,卓越的 EEC (腦波圖) 設備發現過去的誤診,並因此而改變了這些孩子的一生。

Aditi Shankardass is pioneering the use of EEG technology to give children with developmental disorders their most accurate diagnosis. Full bio »

Translated into Chinese, Traditional by 張新永 Davidchang
Reviewed by Lin Su-Wei 林書暐
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