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Global aphasia

Tdk fluent, tdk comprehend, tdk repeats

Tdk fluent, tdk comprehend, tdk repeats

Global aphasia

Mixed transcortical aphasia

Fluent speech, poor comprehension, good repetion

Fluent speech, poor comprehension, good repetion

Mixed transcortical aphasia

Afasia broca

Nonfluent speech, good comprehension, poor repetion

Nonfluent speech, good comprehension, poor repetion

Afasia broca

Transcortical motor afasia

Nonfluent speech, good comprehension, good repetion

Nonfluent speech, good comprehension, good repetion

Transcortical motor afasia

Wernicke's aphasia

Fluent, poor comprehension, poor repetion

Fluent, poor comprehension, poor repetion

Wernicke's aphasia

Transcortical sensory aphasia

Fluent, poor comprehension, poor repetion

Fluent, poor comprehension, poor repetion

Transcortical sensory aphasia

Afasia konduksi

Fluent, good comprehension, poor repetion

Fluent, good comprehension, poor repetion

Afasia konduksi

Afasia anomik

Fluent, poor comprehension, poor repetion

Fluent, poor comprehension, poor repetion

Afasia anomik

Aphasia konduksi

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Aphasia conduksi

Wernicke aphasia

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Aphasia wernicke

Transcortical sensory aphasia

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Transcortical sensory aphasia