Gekreuzte Aphasie (Crossed aphasia)
Selteneres Aphasiesyndrom das bei Läsionen der ipsilateralen Seite gemessen an der Händigkeit auftritt. Läßt die Hypothese zu, daß in diesem Fall bei einem Rechtshänder die rechte Hemisphäre sprachdominant ist.
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