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• Primary progressive aphasia
  == Primary Progressive Aphasia == '''Primary Progressive Aphasia''' ('''PPA''') (pronunciation: /ˈpraɪməri prəˈɡrɛsɪv əˈfeɪʒə/)
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• Primary progressive aphasia
  == Primary Progressive Aphasia == '''Primary Progressive Aphasia''' ('''PPA''') (pronunciation: /ˈpraɪməri prəˈɡrɛsɪv əˈfeɪʒə/)
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• Logopenic progressive aphasia
  ...pronunciation: loh-goh-PEH-nik proh-GREH-siv ah-FAY-zhuh'') is a type of [[aphasia]] characterized by difficulties in language and speech. The term "logopenic ...PA), the other two being [[semantic dementia]] and [[progressive nonfluent aphasia]].
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• Nominal aphasia
  '''Nominal Aphasia''' '''Nominal aphasia''', also known as '''anomia''', is a type of [[aphasia]] characterized by difficulty in recalling names or words. The individuals
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• Progressive nonfluent aphasia
  '''Progressive nonfluent aphasia''' (PNFA) is a type of [[frontotemporal dementia]] characterized by difficu Progressive nonfluent aphasia: /prəˈɡresiv nɒnˈfluːənt əˈfeɪʒə/
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• Broca's Aphasia
  == Broca's Aphasia == '''Broca's Aphasia''' (pronounced: broh-kuhz uh-fey-zhuh) is a type of [[aphasia]] characterized by partial loss of the ability to produce language, althoug
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• Fluent aphasia
  == Fluent Aphasia == ...rnicke's aphasia''' (pronounced: VERN-ick-uhz uh-FAY-zhuh), is a type of [[aphasia]] characterized by the production of fluent, grammatically correct, but oft
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• Semantic dementia
  ...l dementia]], and is also known as '''semantic variant primary progressive aphasia''' (svPPA). The primary symptom of semantic dementia is the progressive loss of the ability to understand or formulate words in a meaningful way. T
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• Agrammatism
  ...k ''a-'' meaning "without" and ''gramma'' meaning "letter") is a type of [[aphasia]] characterized by a difficulty in using grammatical constructions or under ...g "without" and ''gramma'' meaning "letter". This reflects the condition's primary symptom of difficulty with grammar.
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