[DOC] [TLE] Aphasia - Wikipedia [PAR] The difficulties of people with aphasia can range from occasional trouble finding 
words to losing the ability to speak, read, or write; intelligence, however,... [DOC] [TLE] Neurocognition of Language/Acquired Disorders of Speech and ... [PAR] 3.3.1 Conduction aphasia; 3.3.2 Transcortical aphasia; 3.3.3 Pure word deafness 
... of speech production or comprehension, or even the complete loss of the 
ability to communicate. ... 80%), this is caused by a stroke (cf. ... work of Broca 
and Wernicke, led to the categorization and understanding of various speech 
disorders. [DOC] [TLE] What is Aphasia? - NoBullying - Bullying & CyberBullying Resources [PAR] Jun 15, 2014 ... Fun fact: the word aphasia comes from the Ancient Greek word for ... The most 
common cause is stroke, but other neurological conditions have been ... A person 
suffering from anomic aphasia can speak properly but will ... They are capable of 
understanding things and often have the desire to be involved. [DOC] [TLE] Psycholinguistics/Aphasia - Wikiversity [PAR] Apr 21, 2016 ... Aphasia is a language disorder caused by damage suffered to certain ... the 
normal function of language and its organization within the brain. ... The word 
Aphasia is derived from the Greek word aphatos, meaning speechless. ... in the 
language that they are speaking, which often seems like nonsense. [DOC] [TLE] Translation of Aphasia in English [PAR] impairment or loss of the ability to use and understand words ... More: English to 
Greek translation of aphasia. Aphasia ... Most often caused by a cerebral 
vascular accident, which is also known as a stroke, aphasia can cause 
impairments in speech and language modalities. ... Loss of ability to speak or 
understand speech. [DOC] [TLE] Jargon Buster and Terminology  Sensation Station [PAR] Aphasia, From the Greek word Aphatos meaning speechlessness, is a ... It is 
linked to brain damage commonly caused by stroke and could also cause further 
... from difficulty remembering word to losing the ability to speak, read or write. .... 
movement, make involuntary movements, speech can be hard to understand. [DOC] [TLE] Neurogenic communication disorders - SlideShare [PAR] Nov 1, 2015 ... A change in speech is often the first sign that such an injury has .... The word 
aphasia comes from the word aphasia, in Ancient Greek, which means "
speechlessness", .... Poor Poor non-fluent CAUSES Aphasia is most often 
caused by stroke. .... These measure thinking (cognitive) skills, ability to 
understand... [DOC] [TLE] Medical Xpress - aphasia(... continued page 2) [PAR] Stroke patients' speech loss linked to loss of brain interconnections ... to blockage 
of blood flow, patients are often unable to speak or comprehend ... Loss for words 
can be a rare brain disorder, not Alzheimer's ... Aphasia ( /fe/ or /fezi
/, from Greek , "speechlessness") is an impairment of language ability. [DOC] [TLE] Medical Xpress - aphasia(... continued page 2) [PAR] At a loss for words ... Stroke patients' speech loss linked to loss of brain 
interconnections ... to blockage of blood flow, patients are often unable to speak 
or comprehend ... (Medical Xpress)Stroke victims affected with loss of speech 
caused by ... from Greek , "speechlessness") is an impairment of 
language ability. [DOC] [TLE] Find in a library : Acquired Aphasia. - WorldCat [PAR] In any case, references to speechlessness as a sign or form of disease can be ... 
<p> <p> <b>Early Contributions</b> <p> <i>Aphasia in Greek Medicine</i> <p> 
The ... could not speak because, the faculty of memory being abolished, the 
words .... between "two causes which can lead to loss of speech, each in its own 
way;... [DOC] [TLE] Broca's Aphasia - Scribd [PAR] The injuries of particular interest to us in this paper are those that cause problems 
with ... 186 5 | Page The word Aphasia is derived from the Greek word aphatos
, ... A person with aphasia often has relatively intact nonlinguistic cognitive skills, 
such ..... Others lose the ability even to pronounce

Question: Greek for "speechlessness", & often caused by a stroke, it's the loss of the ability to speak & understand words
Answer: aphasia