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Thus, rtms treatment could be potentially improve aphasia, hemispatial neglect or pain perception resulting from stroke or brain injury.
which came to be known as Wernicke aphasia. Because those patients could often speak clearly, though nonsensically,
Instead of working with stroke victims, Mesulam and his colleagues studied patients with a rare form of language-affecting dementia called primary progressive aphasia (PPA.
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