A right-handed man after a stroke produces sparse, effortful, agrammatic speech but follows multi-step commands well and is visibly frustrated by his own errors. Which aphasia is this?
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A right-handed man after a stroke produces sparse, effortful, agrammatic speech but follows multi-step commands well and is visibly frustrated by his own errors. Which aphasia is this?
Choose one answer