Acta Neurologica Scandinavica · 1987 · 70 citations · 13 references
Health ProfessionsNeurologyNeuroscienceAphasiaCognitive NeurologyStroke RehabilitationAphasia EtiologyCerebrovascular DiseaseConduction AphasiaNeuroanatomy Of AphasiaPost-stroke AphasiaStrokeAphasia Subtypes After StrokeArcuate NucleusConduction Aphasia PathologyPost-stroke Aphasia DiagnosisStroke-induced AphasiaStroke-related Aphasia
Three patients are presented who developed conduction aphasia after a small infarction almost exclusively confined to the arcuate fasciculus. All of them were diagnosed as conduction aphasia within a week after the stroke and showed a rapid amelioration. On the basis of the 3 patients and conduction aphasics in the literature, the relation between conduction aphasia and the arcuate fasciculus is discussed.
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