A variation of forms : the cognitive neuropsychology of primary progressive aphasia
Mesulam's (1982) report describing six patients with a slowly progressive aphasia without accompanying signs of dementia led to the recognition of a syndrome now known as Primary Progressive Aphasia (PPA). Many more patients have been described since Mesulam's description was published: 17...
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McGill University
1995
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