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What Causes Wernicke's Aphasia With Loss Of Sensory Deficits?

A patient presents with Wernicke's aphasia, plus a loss of sensory deficits including proprioception, discriminative touch, pain, and temperature sensation on the left side. All motor and motor planning is intact. Where is the lesion and what else is affected?
Thu, 4 Sep 2014
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What Causes Wernicke's Aphasia With Loss Of Sensory Deficits?