Reine Alexie (pure dyslexia, pure alexia)

Der Terminus reine Alexie wird in der Literatur auch synonym als reine Wortblindheit, Alexie ohne Agraphie, als Wortformalexie oder agnostische Alexie bezeichnet. (pure word blindness, agnosic alexia, word form alexia) Das gemeinsame Merkmal besteht in der Abwesenheit von Aphasie und Agraphie bei durch eine Hirnschädigung hervorgerufener Lesestörung nach Abschluß des Schriftspracherwerbs. Die neuroanatomisch basierte Taxonomie bezeichnet diese Form der Alexie auch als Occiptale Alexie .

Literatur:

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