Aphasia in border‐zone infarcts has a specific initial pattern and good long‐term prognosis
@article{FlamandRoze2011AphasiaIB, title={Aphasia in border‐zone infarcts has a specific initial pattern and good long‐term prognosis}, author={C. Flamand-Roze and C. Cauquil-Michon and E. Roz{\'e} and R. Souillard-Sc{\'e}mama and L. Maintigneux and D. Ducreux and D. Adams and C. Denier}, journal={European Journal of Neurology}, year={2011}, volume={18} }
Background: While border‐zone infarcts (BZI) account for about 10% of strokes, studies on related aphasia are infrequent. The aim of this work was to redefine specifically their early clinical pattern and evolution.
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