Acquired Capsular/Striatal Aphasia in Childhood

Aphasia Owing to Subcortical Brain Infarcts in Childhood

“…The few patients who underwent formal and detailed language assessment (n = 4, to our knowledge) were between 5 and 7 years old at the time of the stroke. [21][22][23][24] Their speech anomalies were comparable to those observed in our patients and included mutism, followed by low fluency, naming difficulties, and paraphasia. Anomalies of verbal comprehension were transitorily seen in two patients.…”

Aphasia Owing to Subcortical Brain Infarcts in Childhood

“…The few patients who underwent formal and detailed language assessment (n = 4, to our knowledge) were between 5 and 7 years old at the time of the stroke. [21][22][23][24] Their speech anomalies were comparable to those observed in our patients and included mutism, followed by low fluency, naming difficulties, and paraphasia. Anomalies of verbal comprehension were transitorily seen in two patients.…”

From first words to grammar in children with focal brain injury

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Lesion volume, lesion location, and outcome after middle cerebral artery territory stroke

“…Previous reports suggest that striatocapsular infarction in adults might be associated with pronounced cognitive and motor sequelae 1617 There is also evidence that language function,18 behaviour, and attention19 might be affected in children with subcortical lesions. Although striatocapsular infarction is a relatively common pattern in childhood stroke, its psychometric correlates have not been explored in detail.…”

Aphasia Owing to Subcortical Brain Infarcts in Childhood

“…The few patients who underwent formal and detailed language assessment (n = 4, to our knowledge) were between 5 and 7 years old at the time of the stroke. [21][22][23][24] Their speech anomalies were comparable to those observed in our patients and included mutism, followed by low fluency, naming difficulties, and paraphasia. Anomalies of verbal comprehension were transitorily seen in two patients.…”

From first words to grammar in children with focal brain injury

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Lesion volume, lesion location, and outcome after middle cerebral artery territory stroke

“…Previous reports suggest that striatocapsular infarction in adults might be associated with pronounced cognitive and motor sequelae 1617 There is also evidence that language function,18 behaviour, and attention19 might be affected in children with subcortical lesions. Although striatocapsular infarction is a relatively common pattern in childhood stroke, its psychometric correlates have not been explored in detail.…”

Aphasia Owing to Subcortical Brain Infarcts in Childhood

“…The few patients who underwent formal and detailed language assessment (n = 4, to our knowledge) were between 5 and 7 years old at the time of the stroke. [21][22][23][24] Their speech anomalies were comparable to those observed in our patients and included mutism, followed by low fluency, naming difficulties, and paraphasia. Anomalies of verbal comprehension were transitorily seen in two patients.…”

From first words to grammar in children with focal brain injury

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“……”

Lesion volume, lesion location, and outcome after middle cerebral artery territory stroke

“…Previous reports suggest that striatocapsular infarction in adults might be associated with pronounced cognitive and motor sequelae 1617 There is also evidence that language function,18 behaviour, and attention19 might be affected in children with subcortical lesions. Although striatocapsular infarction is a relatively common pattern in childhood stroke, its psychometric correlates have not been explored in detail.…”