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==Symptoms==
==Symptoms==
The main [[symptom]]s of the [[aphasia]] comprise loss of comprehension of spoken language, loss of ability to [[reading|read]] (silently) and write, and distortion of articulate speech. Although the affected persons may speak fluently with a natural [[rhythm]] the result may have no understandable meaning nor [[syntax]] although word memory is preserved and words are often chosen correctly. [[Alexia]], [[agraphia]], [[acalculia]], and [[paraphasia]] are frequently associated. Some patients are [[euphoria|euphoric]] and/or [[paranoia|paranoid]].
The main [[symptom]]s of the [[aphasia]] comprise loss of comprehension of spoken language, loss of ability to [[reading|read]] (silently) and write, and distortion of articulate speech. Although the affected persons may speak fluently with a natural [[rhythm]] the result may have no understandable meaning nor [[syntax]] although word memory is preserved and words are often chosen correctly. [[Alexia]], [[agraphia]], [[acalculia]], and [[paraphasia]] are frequently associated. Some patients are [[euphoria|euphoric]] and/or [[paranoia|paranoid]].
==Synonyms==
==Synonyms==
[[Wernicke's aphasic syndrome]]<br/>
[[Wernicke's aphasic syndrome]]<br/>
[[Kozhevnikov-Wernicke aphasia]]<br/>
[[Kozhevnikov-Wernicke aphasia]]<br/>
==Notes & references==
==Notes & references==