Northwestern Medicine carried out an investigation over neurological diseases that target the brain's language functions. Read on to know what the experts found about between the language-related impairment and the brain diseases that initiate it.
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in the case of the next type, it s an aphasia patients understand what you re saying but cannot produce speech. several other types of aphasia including a global aphasia, which is a combination of understanding and ability to speak. finally, a type of aphasia progressive primary aphasia connected with the frontal section progressive over time, begins with difficulty producing an understanding language. later has cognitive deficits similar to those of alzheimer s. interesting. the family didn t make clear which of those it is, but i guess the question a lot of people wonder about right now is, is there recovery from afage hsia? treatment of this, a way to get better for a patient who s suffering from it? depends a little on the type of aphasia. most common cause in the u.s. is
we plan to do just that. yippie-ki-yay. a reference to a line in die hard. nbc s stephanie gosk reporting. talk more about aphasia. dr. emily, thanks for being with us. a sense of what aphasia is in that piece. broaden it out. what might bruce willis or a patient suffering from aphasia say at his age even be going through right now? good morning. thanks so much for having me. amasha is a broad term and a term that affects approximately 2 million americans. kind of a catchall term for anyone who has difficulty either understanding or producing speech. we think of aphasia, six different types. first, a fluent aphasia. in that case the patient is able to produce language, but more like word salad. you can t understand what they re saying and they don t really know what they re saying.