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There are 8 summaries on Nominal aphasia.
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 Anomia Summary
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 Anomia is an acquired disorder of naming. Like most disorders, anomia is a matter of degree: that is, anomic patients rarely fail completely in naming, and their success is often significantly related to one or more factors, such as the familiarity of... summary from source:
 Anomia Summary
469 words, approx. 2 pages
Anomia A neurological condition that impairs one s Brain. New York: Random House,... summary from source:
Anomic Aphasia Summary
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A major clinical syndrome of APHASIA (Goodglass & Kaplan, 1983). Patients classified as anomic aphasic produce fluent speech with relatively preserved grammatical structure. The primary feature is ANOMIA which usually is most pronounced for nouns... summary from source:
Amnestic Aphasia Summary
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Impaired word-finding ability. From a classical framework in which aphasic symptoms (see APHASIA) are attributed to a loss of the capacity for abstract behaviour. It refers specifically to an inability to associate an object with its arbitrary label,... summary from source:
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 Nominal aphasia Summary
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Nominal aphasia (anomia) is a severe problem with recalling words or names. It is also known... 
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