I. Grosset et L. Rimband. A case of paraphasia "Revue neurologique" 1908 № 12

In the described case, the patient is 42 liters. after a stroke, a speech disorder with the character of paraphasia was observed. The patient answered some questions correctly, but at times he began to stammer, babble incomprehensibly, and made mistakes in the knowledge of subjects. Everything he was told he understood clearly. There was no agraphia and no verbal blindness. In addition, mild paresis of the tongue and limbs of the right side was noted. On the 4th month of the disease the patient died of pulmonary tuberculosis.