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Crossed aphasia is an aphasic syndrome secondary to the non dominant hemispheric lesions. Aphasia due to a right cerebral hemispheric lesion in a right-handed individual is rare. Its incidence varies from 0.4% to 3.5% . The neurobiological mechanism of crossed aphasia is unknown. The recovery profile of crossed aphasia is generally good. In this paper, we present two cases of crossed aphasia in monolingual right handed patients. These cases are found interesting to be reported because it is a rare condition in clinical practice.
Çapraz afazi, non dominant serebral hemisfer lezyonlarına sekonder olarak ortaya çıkan bir afazi tablosudur. Sağ elini kullananlarda sağ serebral hemisfer lezyonlarına ikincil ortaya çıkan nadir bir afazidir. Değişik serilerde sıklığı %0.4-3.5 olarak belirtilmektedir. Çapraz afazinin nörobiyolojik mekanizması tam olarak bilinmemektedir. Çapraz afazinin düzelme profili genellikle iyidir. Bu yazıda klinik pratikde nadir rastladığımız sağ elini kullanan çapraz afazili iki hastamız ilginç oldukları için sunulmuştur.
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