Global Aphasia vs Expressive Aphasia
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Global Aphasia vs. Expressive Aphasia

ByDr.Trusha Vaghela

The most severe form of aphasia is global aphasia, which arises from significant damage to the brain areas responsible for language processing. Consequently, individuals with this condition have a severely restricted capacity for both understanding and producing spoken language. Furthermore, they cannot read or write. What does Aphasia mean? Aphasia is a communication disorder that…

Aphasia
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Aphasia

ByDarshan Ladumor

Introduction: Aphasia is an acquired language problem caused by injury to the brain’s language centers, marked by difficulties in verbal or written expression, comprehension, or both. Most cases of aphasia contain a combination of these deficits, impacting several language functions. Broca and Wernicke aphasia, conduction aphasia, transcortical motor or sensory aphasia, and alexia, with or…