An aphasic syndrome in children Page 1 ORIGINAL ARTICLE An aphasic syndrome in
children W. McKinney, md and Douglas A. McGreal, md, frcp, frcp[c], Toronto Summary: The …

This paper describes the psychiatric and clinical manifestations of the epilepsy-aphasia
syndrome which occurs in children. In 1957, Landau and Kleffner reported the development …

The authors report at adult age 7 patients (6 men, one woman) with the syndrome of"
acquired aphasiaepilepsy", 6 of which had been previously studied as children. The results …

In a 7-year follow-up a case of the “syndrome of acquired aphasia with convulsive disorder”
is described. In particular, attention is paid to EEG patterns and linguistic analysis. Although …

The authors report six children with acquired aphasia of unknown etiology. The clinical
picture was clearly different from that seen in the usual childhood aphasias and resemble …

tures revealed two white cells and one red cell per cu. nini.; glucose, 47 mg. per cent;
protein, 16 mg. per cent; chloride, 112 mEq. per cent; Lange, negative; Wassemiann …

Landau and Kleffner B reported in 1957 on 6 children with asyndromeof" acquired aphasia
with convulsive disorder." These investigators were struck by the loss ofthe already acquired …

The syndrome of progressive aphasia and epilepsy in childhood is delineated. Four cases
are presented, three of which show the typical gradual onset, fluctuating course and EEG …

CERTAIN OF THE CHILDREN who are evaluated and taught at the Central Institute for the
Deaf are classified as aphasic because they present a specific deficit in the ability to use …

CONGENITAL APHASIA has been recognized sporadically in the neurologic literature for
well over half a century. 14 Several authors have been especially concerned with the …