- two
variants of
primary progressive aphasia (PPA):
semantic (svPPA) and
nonfluent (nfvPPA). Two rare
distinct subtypes of FTD are
neuronal intermediate...
-
Progressive nonfluent aphasia (PNFA) is one of
three clinical syndromes ****ociated with
frontotemporal lobar degeneration. PNFA has an
insidious onset...
- a
distinct language. By the
early 1990s
there were only two or
three nonfluent speakers remaining, and the
language was
virtually extinct. The 2002 census...
- of
aphasia present.
Researchers compared three subtypes of aphasia —
nonfluent-variant
primary progressive aphasia (nfPPA), logopenic-variant primary...
- also
lives in the Hill's neighborhood, is a slim
womanizer whose fast,
nonfluent, and
jumbled speech can be hard to
understand for the
audience despite...
- the
efficacy of a
modified form of MIT to no
treatment in
people with
nonfluent aphasia with
damage to
their left-brain. A
randomized controlled trial...
- (FTLD), with the
other two
being frontotemporal dementia and
progressive nonfluent aphasia. SD is a
clinically defined syndrome but is ****ociated with predominantly...
-
predisposition varies among the
different PPA variants, with
progressive nonfluent aphasia (PNFA)
being more
commonly familial in
nature than
semantic dementia...
-
confused with
transcortical motor aphasia (TMA),
which is
characterized by
nonfluent speech output, with good
comprehension and repetition.
Patients with TMA...
- linearly. One may
develop fluency in
certain type(s) and be less
fluent or
nonfluent in others. In the
sense of proficiency, "fluency" encomp****es a number...
