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Patients with conduction aphasia show the following characteristics:
To understand the symptoms, recall that Broca's Area controls Expression , whereas Wernicke's Area is responsible for comprehension. With both areas intact but the neural connections between them broken, there is the curious condition where the patient can understand what is being said but cannot repeat it (or repeats it incorrectly). This patient will also end up saying something inappropriate or wrong, realize his/her mistake, but continue making further mistakes while trying to correct it. |
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