CROSSED APHASIA

aphasia stemming from injury to the right portion of the brain instead of the left portion, which is actually known to be injured more.

CROSSED APHASIA: “Crossed aphasia is only seen about two percent of the time in cases of aphasia.”
 

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Related terms:

  1. Efferent Motor Aphasia (Kinetic Motor Aphasia)
  2. ANOMIC APHASIA NOMINAL APHASIA, AMNESTIC APRAXIA
  3. CROSSED-EXTENSION REFLEX
  4. Motor Aphasia
  5. Receptive Aphasia
  6. REITAN INDIANA APHASIA SCREENING TEST
  7. RECEPTIVE APHASIA
  8. EXPRESSIVE APHASIA
  9. ACOUSTIC-MNESTIC APHASIA
  10. Stroke and Aphasia Quality of Life Scale-39