| 11. | German physician Karl Wernicke continued in the vein of Broca's research by studying language deficits unlike expressive aphasia.
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| 12. | This specific group of symptoms distinguishes those who have expressive aphasia from individuals with other types of aphasia.
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| 13. | Non-fluent aphasia, also called expressive aphasia, is a neurological disorder that deprives patients of the ability to express language.
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| 14. | The motor aspects of speech production deficits caused by damage to Broca s area are known as expressive aphasia.
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| 15. | "' Expressive aphasia "': Patients who suffer from this condition typically have lesions on their left inferior frontal cortex.
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| 16. | Understanding lateralization of brain function is important for understanding what areas of the brain cause expressive aphasia when damaged.
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| 17. | While at NYU in 2004, Plaza suffered a stroke that caused temporary paralysis and expressive aphasia, but she has fully recovered.
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| 18. | In February 1997, Ram Dass had a stroke that left him with expressive aphasia, which he interprets as an act of grace.
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| 19. | People with expressive aphasia may struggle less with reading and writing ( see alexia ) than those with other types of aphasia.
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| 20. | This is supported by the fact that deep dyslexia is often present in patients suffering from production errors resulting from Expressive aphasia.
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