APHASIA ASSOCIATED WITH RIGHT HEMIPLEGIA.

Aphasia and Complete Right Hemiplegia after Scorpion Bite

Aphasia with Hemiplegia of the Right Side; the Result of Injury to the Left Hemisphere

By F. W. IIigginson, Lie. Med. Bub, Civil Surgeon, Kheri. Professor Trousseau, in his lecture on Aphasia, states that Dr. Mare Dax, of Soinmieres, was the first to notice that patients suffering from aphasia, when pralyzed at the same time, were paralyzed on the right side, and that consequently the anatomical lesion was seated in the left hemisphere; the following case, being an example, will ...

Acute hemiplegia associated with cat-scratch disease.

Cat scratch disease (CSD) is an infectious illness caused by a Gram-negative rod named Bartonella henselae. Typical CSD is characterized by a small skin lesion at the site of a scratch or a bite, followed by regional lymphadenopathy, one to two weeks later. Atypical forms may present as ocular manifestations, neurological manifestations, hepatosplenic involvement and vertebral osteomyelitis. Am...

A Case Report of A Persian Patient with Crossed Aphasia: Agrammatism after Right Hemisphere Lesion

Crossed aphasia in dextral (CAD) refers to aphasia occurring after right brain damage in dextral persons. CAD is a rare phenomenon in the world and there has not been any report of crossed aphasia in Persian, that is why we measured to report a Persian patient with crossed aphasia and this is a first report of incidence of CA in Persian. In this case report study, we offered a complete report o...

The Relationship Between Memory, Type, and Severity of Aphasia With Confrontation Naming in Post-Stroke Patients With Chronic Aphasia

Objectives: The brain’s widespread neural functions lead to aphasia in which the patients experience difficulties in cognitive and language functions. Memory, type, and severity of aphasia are associated with language and the naming process. In the current study, we investigated the relationship between memory, type, and severity of aphasia using the confrontation naming test in post-stroke pat...