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[Comparison of the Aachen Aphasia Test, clinical study and Aachen Aphasia Beside Test in brain tumor patients].

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In the clinical routine examination of patients with brain tumors, aphasic symptoms are often not recognized. In order to document the incidence of such symptoms, three diagnostic methods of testing for aphasia were compared: the Aachen aphasia test (AAT), which is the German standard aphasia test,

[Aphasia syndromes in brain tumors. Clinico-pathological correlations].

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A clinica-psychological and pathoanatomical analysis of 40 observations with neoplasms of the brain in the left dominant hemisphere and 4 observations with neoplasms in the right subdominant hemisphere, has been carried out. In 36 cases, a desintegration in the language in a form of aphasia, has

Tumor-associated aphasia in left hemisphere primary brain tumors: the importance of age and tumor grade.

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Although one-quarter of patients with primary brain tumors have language disturbances at the time of initial presentation, the factors contributing to their aphasia are not clear. A group of 32 patients with primary tumors of the left hemisphere was collected retrospectively and the relationship

Assessment of explicit and implicit linguistic impairments in patients with aphasia after resection of tumour of the left cerebral hemisphere. Preliminary results.

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OBJECTIVE Classical definitions of aphasia des-cribe deficits of different language levels (syntactic, semantic, phonologic) hindering the ability to communicate. Recent studies indicate, however, that impairment of particular aspects of linguistic competencies in aphasia differs in severity.

[Transcortical sensory aphasia in a patient with metastatic brain tumor in the left frontal lobe].

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We reported a case of a 62-year-old right-handed woman who had transcortical sensory aphasia caused by a metastatic brain tumor in the left frontal lobe. She had mild right hemiparesis involving the face, without hyperactive tendon reflexes. She had neither sensory disturbance nor other cranial

Loss of Subcortical Language Pathways Correlates with Surgery-Related Aphasia in Patients with Brain Tumor: An Investigation via Repetitive Navigated Transcranial Magnetic Stimulation-Based Diffusion Tensor Imaging Fiber Tracking.

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BACKGROUND Within language function research, there is a shift of focus from cortical specialization to a more hodotopical view including subcortical fiber tracts in functional and oncologic considerations. Diffusion tensor imaging fiber tracking (DTI FT) is well established to visualize subcortical

Masson's tumor presenting as a left frontal intraparenchymal hemorrhage resulting in severe expressive aphasia during pregnancy: case report.

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Intravascular papillary endothelial hyperplasia (IPEH), commonly known as Masson's tumor, is a benign lesion that manifests as an excessive proliferation of endothelial cells within a vessel wall. IPEH is extremely rare in the brain, with only 36 intracranial cases previously described in the

Epithelioid glioblastoma presenting as aphasia in a young adult with ovarian cancer: A case report.

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Our patient's clinical history and preoperative radiographic evaluation suggested central nervous system (CNS) metastatic disease. Ultimately, final pathology revealed epithelioid glioblastoma (eGBM), a newly classified CNS primary tumor. This reinforces the importance of direct tissue sampling and

Semantic access dysphasia resulting from left temporal lobe tumours.

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Unlike semantic degradation disorders, the mechanisms and the anatomical underpinnings of semantic access disorders are still unclear. We report the results of a case series study on the effects of temporal lobe gliomas on semantic access abilities of a group of 20 patients. Patients were tested 1-2

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aphasia/neoplasms

[Comparison of the Aachen Aphasia Test, clinical study and Aachen Aphasia Beside Test in brain tumor patients].

[Aphasia syndromes in brain tumors. Clinico-pathological correlations].

Tumor-associated aphasia in left hemisphere primary brain tumors: the importance of age and tumor grade.

Assessment of explicit and implicit linguistic impairments in patients with aphasia after resection of tumour of the left cerebral hemisphere. Preliminary results.

[Transcortical sensory aphasia in a patient with metastatic brain tumor in the left frontal lobe].

Loss of Subcortical Language Pathways Correlates with Surgery-Related Aphasia in Patients with Brain Tumor: An Investigation via Repetitive Navigated Transcranial Magnetic Stimulation-Based Diffusion Tensor Imaging Fiber Tracking.

Masson's tumor presenting as a left frontal intraparenchymal hemorrhage resulting in severe expressive aphasia during pregnancy: case report.

Epithelioid glioblastoma presenting as aphasia in a young adult with ovarian cancer: A case report.

Semantic access dysphasia resulting from left temporal lobe tumours.

APHASIA IN BRAIN TUMORS.

[Optic aphasia and temporoparietal tumor].

[Monosymptomatic sensorial aphasia caused by temporal tumor].

Aphasia and non-verbal intelligence in brain tumour patients.

[Aphasia due to cerebral tumor and its postoperative prognosis].

Aphasia due to a right hemisphere tumor in a right-handed man.

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