APHASIA OVERVIEW | Types of Aphasia (Broca's, Wernicke's, Amnestic, Conductive and Mixed).

[@carolinekaddour1955]

If only every medical professional would explain info like this.Brilliant!

[@chuck7916]

Thank you for such a concise explaination.

[@hassinayazid99]

Great explanation!

[@Chysp010-sd7nt]

So, here's a silly question: since we all go through a non-fluent phase in learning a new language, would it help someone with Broca's Aphasia to learn a new language, thereby activating/exercising the cortical areas (as they learn the new language) for their original language as a side-effect? Just curious. Great video!

[@Srikanth-gs6ve]

Wounderfu explaination Sir

[@danielledumrique9419]

awesome!! thank you

[@musastuart10]

Straight forward. MERCI

[@Alex-d7f8h]

Thank you boss🎉🎉

[@KK-jk1wo]

Excellent

[@ammus2834]

Good explanation.Thank you

[@markjhonepalado5936]

Oh, i have an mixed aphasia because i have an tbi within 2x

[@lukedavison11]

Poor Bruce Willis

[@lily2445]

Anomic aphasia. Great, I have anomic aphasia.

[@Pumiki]

the ending was not as good - where is this artery?

[@BGIANAKy]

I realized I can’t freestyle rap cause of my aphasia