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Aphasia syndromes

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Broca's Cortical Anterior Middle Cerebral Artery
Broca's Posterior inferior frontal lobe
Broca's Non fluent, telegraphic < 5 words/utterance
Broca's word retrieval fair, but misarticulated
Broca's repetiontion labored, misarticulated, telegraphic
Broca's Speech: Phonectic-dissolution literal phonemic
Broca's Comprehension Fair to good, realize errors
Broca's will work in therapy, motivated
Wernicke's Cortical, Posterior Middle Cerebral Artery
Wernicke's Posterior, superior, temporal lobe
Wernicke's Fluency: Fluent, empty speech, logorriia, press of speech
Wernicke's Speech: Verbal, semantic paraphasia, wron words, jargon/neologism's
Wernicke's Word Retrieval: Fair, with verbal paraphasias
Wernicke's Repetition: fluent, verbal paraphasias, grossly restricted retention span, off topic
Wernicke's Comprehension: poor, reading also poor
Wernicke's Hard in therapy, don't realize errors, not motivated
Conduction Cortical arcuate fasciculus/supra marginal gyrus
Conduction parietal lobe
Conduction Fluency: Fluent, sensical
Conduction Speech: Literal, phonemic paraphasia (I can't? Why can't I?)
Conduction Word Retrieval: Fair, with literal paraphasias
Conduction Repetition: Poor literal paraphasias, some restriction of retention span.
Conduction Comprehension: Fair to good, realize error. (Why can't I say that?)
Anomic non-localized
Anomic tempora, parietal lobe
Anomic Fluency: Fluent, sensical
Anomic Speech: Semantic paraphasia
Anomic Word Retrieval: Fair, with verbal paraphasias
Anomic Repetition: Good
Anomic Comprehension: fair to good
Transcortical Motor anterior isolation syndrome
Transcortical Motor anterior superior frontal lobe/ perisylvian border/narrowing of MCA
Transcortical Motor Fluency: Non fluent, sparse, NO initiation of speech
Transcortical Motor Speech Variable
Transcortical Motor Wrod retrieval: variable with delays in initiation
Transcortical Motor Repetition: Good but delays in initiation
Transcortical Motor Comprehension: good
Transcortical Sensory Posterior isolation syndrome
Transcortical Sensory Posterior superior parietal lobe, perisylvian border/ narrowing of MCA
Transcortical Sensory Fluency: Fluent but empty
Transcortical Sensory Speech Variable
Transcortical Sensory Word retrieval: poor due to paraphasia
Transcortical Sensory Repetition: Good
Transcortical Sensory Comprehension: poor reading, writing all
Global Trunk of middle cerebral artery, Large Perisylvian area, left side blow out
Global Fluency: Nonfluent, mute, no functional communication
Global Speech: litera, berba paraphasia, berbal stereotypes, one word for everything
Global Word retrieval: Poor
Global Repetition: poor; liter, verbal paraphasias; grossly restricted retention span
Global Comprehension: Poor all recovery is in the first six months
Created by: dbrinker
 

 



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