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Progressive dysgraphia in a case of posterior cortical atrophy.

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Dysgraphia (agraphia) is a common feature of posterior cortical atrophy (PCA). However, detailed analyses of these spelling and writing impairments are infrequently conducted. LM is a 59-year-old woman with dysgraphia associated with PCA. She presented with a two-year history of decline in her

Posterior cortical atrophy with prominent alexia without agraphia in a Tourette syndrome.

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We report for the first time a patient with childhood-onset Tourette's syndrome (TS) who developed alexia without agraphia, acalculia, visual agnosia for objects and faces, and preserved mnesic functions in older age. Neuroimaging studies demonstrated temporo-parieto-occipital cortical atrophy and

[Visuo-constructional disorders and alexia-agraphia associated with posterior cortical atrophy].

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A 57 year-old woman developed a slowly progressive environmental agnosia and dressing apraxia without disturbances of language, memory, orientation and social activities. Two years later, alexia, agraphia, visual agnosia, constructional apraxia, simultagnosia and imitation apraxia of nonsymbolic

Cerebellum atrophy and development of a peripheral dysgraphia: a paediatric case.

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Two types of dysgraphia may be distinguished: the core ones, which reflect damage to the linguistic orthographic routes, and the peripheral ones, produced by alterations in the selection or execution of graphic motor patterns. We report the case of an 8-year-old male child, who consulted specialists

Progressive aphasia, apraxia of speech and agraphia in corticobasal degeneration: A 12-case series clinical and neuropsychological descriptive study

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Background: Despite initial underreporting of language dysfunctions in corticobasal syndrome (CBS), aphasia is now recognized as a frequent feature of this disease. Aphasia in CBS seems clinically overlying to a non-fluent/agrammatic

Progressive Wallerian Degeneration of the Corpus Callosal Splenium in a Patient with Alexia Without Agraphia: Advanced MR Findings.

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The corpus callosal splenium is an uncommon location for Wallerian degeneration (WD), which may be mistaken for new pathology on magnetic resonance imaging (MRI). We describe the case of a 69-year-old woman with a left posterior cerebral artery infarct in whom progressive WD of the splenium of the

Alexia and agraphia in posterior cortical atrophy.

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A 65-year-old woman with progressive visuospatial dysfunction for 2 years complained of later-onset associated memory impairment. MRI revealed diffuse cerebrocortical atrophy, which was especially severe in both parieto-occipital regions but spared the calcarine and pericalcarine cortices.

Slowly progressive pure dysgraphia with late apraxia of speech: a further variant of the focal cerebral degeneration.

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We report a longitudinal neuropsychological investigation of a patient with slowly progressive pure dysgraphia. Cognitive analysis of writing errors suggested a selective impairment of the graphemic buffer. After about seven years, the patient developed an apraxia of speech. No other linguistic or

Agraphia in Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis with Frontotemporal Lobe Degeneration.

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Processing of wh-questions in a case of posterior cortical atrophy.

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Posterior cortical atrophy (PCA) is a type of dementia that is characterized by visuo-spatial and memory deficits, dyslexia and dysgraphia, relatively early onset and preserved insight. Language deficits have been reported in some cases of PCA. Using an off-line grammaticality judgement task,

Is lesion of Exner's area linked to progressive agraphia in amyotrophic lateral sclerosis with dementia? An autopsy case report.

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Agraphia, as a neuropsychological symptom of ALS, especially ALS with dementia (ALS-D), has recently attracted more attention. However, the brain lesion responsible has not been identified. Here we present an autopsy case of ALS-D of a patient with obvious agraphia, without aphasia, that also

Afferent dysgraphia after right cerebral stroke: an autonomous syndrome?

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Afferent dysgraphia is an acquired writing deficit characterized by deletions and duplications of letters and strokes. The commonly accepted interpretation states that afferent dysgraphia is associated with three main clinical features: production of spatial writing errors; the presence of left

The effects of protracted graphomotor tasks on tripod pinch strength and handwriting performance in children with dysgraphia.

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OBJECTIVE To examine the impact of prolonged graphomotor tasks on tripod-pinch strength and on handwriting process and product measures of children with dysgraphia and typical peers. METHODS Participants were 51 children in third to fifth grades, divided into two groups: 23 children with dysgraphia

Peripheral aspects of writing can be differentially affected by sensorial and attentional defect: evidence from a patient with afferent dysgraphia and case dissociation.

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This study reports a patient with right posterior cerebral atrophy who was affected by afferent dysgraphia, characterised by case dissociation: cursive better than upper-case print. The patient also had severe visuocostructional deficit and simultanagnosia. The hypothesis advanced to explain this

[Bulbar-onset amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (ALS) with isolated agraphia].

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We reported the two cases with bulbar-onset ALS showing isolated agraphia without overt dementia and aphasia. Patient 1 was a 69-year-old man and patient 2 was an 81-year-old woman, and both were right-handed. Each patient developed dysarthria as an initial symptom followed by dysphagia, and

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