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DRAWING 24-1 Language Disorders
APHASIA FLUENCY COMPREHENSION REPETITION
Broca’s Non-fluent Preserved ImpairedWernicke’s Fluent PoorTranscortical
motorTranscortical
sensoryConductionGlobalMixed
transcorticalNon-fluent Preserved IntactFluentFluent PreservedNon-fluent PoorNon-fluent Poor Intact*In 90% of individuals, language
lateralizes to the left hemisphereImpairedImpairedPoor single-
wordBroca’s (B): Inferior frontal gyrus, precentral
gyrus, basal ganglia, insula, & white matter
Wernicke’s (W): Posterior superior temporal
gyrus, & supramarginal & angular gyri, &
neighboring parietal and temporal lobes, & insula
Global: Extensive left middle cerebral
artery territory
Transcortical motor (TM): Dorsolateral
prefrontal cortex with perisylvian sparing
Transcortical sensory (TS): Temporo-parietal-
occipital junction with perisylvian sparingConduction (C): Arcuate fasciculus
(& supramarginal gyrus & insula)Mixed transcortical: Ant./middle & middle/post.
cerebral artery watersheds; perisylvian sparingTMB W
TSCImpairedIntact*Echolalia can occur in all
transcortical aphasias