Similar symptoms can also be found in individuals with poor vision or hearing, impaired perception and impaired movement, thus causing difficulties in speech comprehension and production, and in conditions such as autism, dementia and schizophrenia, thus potentially causing misdiagnosis of aphasia.
Aphasia-like symptoms can also be found in conditions such as autism, dementia and schizophrenia, thus potentially causing misdiagnosis of aphasia. Similar symptoms can also be found in individuals with poor vision or hearing, impaired perception and impaired movement, thus causing difficulties in speech comprehension and production.
Similar symptoms can also be found in individuals with poor vision or hearing, impaired perception and impaired movement, thus causing difficulties in speech comprehension and production. Aphasia-like symptoms can also be found in conditions such as autism, dementia and schizophrenia, thus potentially causing misdiagnosis of aphasia.
Similar symptoms can also be found in individuals with poor vision or hearing, impaired perception and impaired movement, thus causing difficulties in speech comprehension and production. Aphasia-like symptoms can also be found in conditions such as autism, dementia and schizophrenia, thus potentially causing misdiagnosis of aphasia.