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Irish medical journal, 2011
Alexia without agraphia (also called pure alexia or word blindness) was the first of the disconnection syndromes (syndromes caused by disconnection of the right from the left cerebral hemisphere through interruption of the communication pathways between them) to be described.
E Mulroy, E, Murphy, S, Lynch, T
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Alexia without agraphia (also called pure alexia or word blindness) was the first of the disconnection syndromes (syndromes caused by disconnection of the right from the left cerebral hemisphere through interruption of the communication pathways between them) to be described.
E Mulroy, E, Murphy, S, Lynch, T
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European archives of psychiatry and neurological sciences, 1986
One hundred and seventy-five aphasic patients (50 total, 50 mixed, 50 motor-amnesic and 25 sensory-amnesic aphasics) were tested for the writing to dictation of numbers with more than one digit. Twelve types of error were found. The percentages for the different types of error were determined for all subtypes of aphasic patients and for the total group
A, Fradis, A, Leischner
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One hundred and seventy-five aphasic patients (50 total, 50 mixed, 50 motor-amnesic and 25 sensory-amnesic aphasics) were tested for the writing to dictation of numbers with more than one digit. Twelve types of error were found. The percentages for the different types of error were determined for all subtypes of aphasic patients and for the total group
A, Fradis, A, Leischner
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Use of agraphia in subtyping of Alzheimer's disease
Archives of Gerontology and Geriatrics, 1990Ezio Giacobini
exaly