Aphasia | Types (Broca’s, Wernicke’s, Global), Causes, Signs & Symptoms, Diagnosis, Treatment

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Aphasia | Types (Broca’s, Wernicke’s, Global), Causes, Signs & Symptoms, Diagnosis, Treatment
Aphasia is an acquired cognitive condition involving a reduction, disruption or loss of ability to communicate (including speaking and understanding language). There are important language centers located in the brain, and these include Broca’s area, Wernicke’s area, the arcuate fasciculus and the angular gyrus. Damage or injury to these language centers can lead to a variety of different types of aphasia, including Nonfluent aphasia (Broca’s aphasia), Fluent aphasia (Wernicke’s aphasia), Global aphasia, Conduction aphasia, Transcortical aphasia and Anomic Aphasia. In this lesson, we discuss the brain anatomy and location of language centers in the brain, what causes injury or damage to these language centers, and we look at the signs and symptoms that occur with each type of aphasia.
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@RexyMama Год назад

My husband was in a car accident and suffers from severe brain trauma… we are currently unaware of what type of aphasia he has but, this helps so much! Everything you describe about anomic aphasia feels accurate for his behavior. Thank you very much. There really isn’t a lot of information to study on the internet. I wish there was more out there!

@christinehales4222 9 месяцев назад

Hi ,have you had an assessment from a speech & language therapist ( pathologist ) ? .I worked with adults in the 1970's & I know assessments have improved greatly since then .They will then put together a plan to help your husband, yourself & other members of your family & his friends .

@RexyMama 9 месяцев назад

@@christinehales4222 yes, I wrote that at the beginning of our journey. We work with a SLP 2 times a week now. Thank you for replying. He has Anomic aphasia with a couple other issues. His speech has improved massively.

@Afriqueleblanq Год назад

After 12 strokes, my aphasia is quite a challenge. I found that even doctors don't really understand the various aspects of this condition. It is very annoying when people speak on my behalf, or keep interrupting (like the little blond girl with the stethoscope.) Stroke victims often get into a bad mood, but, trust me, this comes because of being frustrated by the idiots that surround us.

@Heisenberg.1927 8 месяцев назад

What kind of aphasia you have

@bryanmillard9166 Год назад

Thank you for your concise, helpful video!

@atalmeowlaurent1847 2 года назад

Love your video, I have paraphasia! I have Hemiplegic migraines and I lost my speech but when I had and TIA I had Global aphasia, people were crying when I was trying to speak and just weird noise were coming from my mouth, also I was very expressive with my eyes because I could see the words in my head, like suotitles and I was closing my eyes to read them

@natashahenry6851 Год назад

Ma’am I have a question, you couldn’t pronounce correctly right? You’d pronounce something that seems like the word you want to say?? Just like weird sounds?? Because I’m trying to understand what’s going on with ny younger bro. He can speak but not with words, he just makes sounds like pronounced words but not clearly so no one understands him. I’m trying to detect what exactly is wrong with him😔He has had it since he was a baby.

@atalmeowlaurent1847 Год назад

@natashahenry6851 depends on how bad is it, I noticed, in the beginning for example, I change words, fishing with swimming, toy with boy, or I forget words, then I cannot pronounce well some words or even stutter, cannot pronounce the ssshhhhhh, T, everything with my tongue touching the upper part of my mouth. Speak gets really tiring, I just want to close my eyes and sleep, other thing is that when I have to speak I see like subtitles in my head, so I close my eyes and trying to do the connection of those subtitles and my tongue Imagine when you have ice cream, frozen yogurt or something like that and then you cannot speak, that's more or less the feeling plus forgetting or changing words

@wishingb5859 9 месяцев назад

Wondering what type of treatment you have had. I have a 90-year-old relative with aphasia from dementia. I started working with Micropulse ICES PEMF on the left side of her head and there is already improvement after a few weeks (after 4 years of aphasia) I am not saying that she is healed. But she asked me about 6 questions in a row last night and she hadn't been able to form questions since before 2020. She is on dementia meds but that hadn't been helping. I am amazed by this so far. It took a few weeks to see any change but then the day aide said that she was speaking better. Small steps but noticeable to everyone now.

@atalmeowlaurent1847 9 месяцев назад

@wishingb5859 none! I'm taking treatment for my Hemiplegic migraine, the more control are my attacks the less aphasia I have! I guess for your relative is the same, doctors are treating the dementia 🤔🤔🤔

@wishingb5859 9 месяцев назад

@@atalmeowlaurent1847 The pills hadn't done anything at all for her. Using the PEMF and increasing blood flow to the brain and lowering inflammation in the brain has helped a lot.

@JesseChen-io2pe 2 месяца назад

This is so clear and helpful. Thank you!

@ahmedzubair9285 2 месяца назад

I am 30 years old and a researcher. I figured out from last 6 month i am forgetting my words,it tooks couple of second to remind some easy daily used word. So i search google first to determine this condition and then i searched it on youtube. Now i am Pretty sure i have Aphasia. (I forot "youtube" names while writting the comment😁)

@lilmamasofly9111 Год назад

This video was excellent! Thank you!

@waelfadlallah8939 2 года назад

Hi and thanks for discussing a great topic like this one

@1969kodiakbear Год назад

Type. By the way, I have difficulty communicating because I had a stroke in Broca’s area, the part of the brain that controls speech. 2/8/2021 but I lived again. (My wife helped me compose this.)

@Heisenberg.1927 8 месяцев назад

So how do you communicate

@stellawanjiku4362 Год назад

Thank you for this video ☺️

@r.h8765 2 года назад

Thank you for such an interesting topic 🙏✨

@alienpoopsickles Год назад

Very helpful and informative video!!

@syedafiya687 Год назад

Awesome!!!!

@odridigiorgio2612 Год назад

Huge thanks 😻

@crazysox305 Год назад

my professor is a neurologist and said that most people, regardless of whether they are right or left-handed, will usually have language centers in their left hemisphere.

@crazysox305 Год назад

but this is a really helpful video regardless!!! thank you

@rachana838 Год назад

This video is very helpful, thanks for such good content videos these are very helpful to medicos like me. Thankyou 😃🙏

@Clinical1114 2 года назад

It's very helpful Thanks alot sir ❤️

@trt7408 Год назад

Interment Fasting helped me a ton!!

@Englishwithfahad123 8 месяцев назад

Thanks dear sir

@magnus33john 3 месяца назад

Thanks to a stroke i fall in the Transcortical Motor Aphasia where i can speak fine at times and others its a mess.. very frustrating but given i can still communicate much better then it could have ended up as.

@sidraparveen4192 11 месяцев назад

Can you please share the slides for awareness purpose Thank you

@Cat_Sterling 9 месяцев назад

If I’m right handed but will start developing my left hand skills, will that mean that I’ll start getting additional language centers in the right brain hemisphere?

@Fatima-mp9ym 4 месяца назад

If there are pauses in Wernicke's aphasia then how it could be fluent

@joelkadmiel6785 Год назад

I found it disheartening that you left out dyslexiac aphasia. I was diagnosed with it precious to my strokes awhile ago (2 years ago). How do I fit in your sinenario. I have Broca's aphasia severe. How does it affect me or people like me?

@user-vs1mx6un3u 8 месяцев назад

Recently when i speak, what i think in my mind is different and what i say is different Can you please tell me why this happen to me😊

@girliestmammy 2 года назад

💖

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@ChubbyChikoo 4 месяца назад

Are v okay

@priestlygarments4004 2 года назад

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