Non-Fluent Aphasias Made Easy: How to Distinguish and Remember Them!

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A brief overview of the common non-fluent aphasias!
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Amazing video, thank you 🙏🏾.God bless you for teaching and sharing

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[@linhdaninja]

Thank you so much for making this explanation so easy to comprehend!! I understand it so much more now especially when the presentation of various aphasias is paired with the lesion locations.. I love you

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[@seanxay9039]

Had been excruciating confused interpreting the transcortical aphasias for years now. But thankfully you've provided the best and easily comprehensible explanation ever, period! Great job!

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Saved my midterm. Thanks!

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These videos are incredible. Thank you!

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[@akhilasoman6982]

Thank you! Great video with explanation

[@blackbird1852]

I had the notes but it didn't make much of a sense but after listening to you it kind makes some sense 😅 its like if you have broca intact but motor gone - you will say words but can't control what you are saying and if you have wernickes intact but sensory gone - you will hear and see things and say things but can't understand what those things actually mean ...

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Thank you! Amazing 🧠💕

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Very nice

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thanks!