Transcortical sensory dysphasia
The clinical features of a transcortical sensory dysphasia include:
- impaired comprehension of written and spoken language
- fluent speech with anomia and paraphasias
- normal repetition of speech which may degenerate into echolalia
The lesion is usually in the posterior parietal-occipital cortex.
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