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A case of aphasia following left thalamic hemorrhage
European Neurology
|January 1, 1983
Abstract:
In a patient without fluent speech, good comprehension, aphasia and frequent neologisms, computerized tomography (CT scan) demonstrated a left posterior thalamic hemorrhage sparing other language areas. We discuss the existence and the anatomical and pathogenetic mechanisms of thalamic aphasia.
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