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Impaired coherence for semantic but not episodic autobiographical memory in semantic variant primary progressive aphasia

2019-11-05

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<p>Language deficits, including word-finding difficulties and impaired single-word comprehension, have been found in patients with semantic variant primary progressive aphasia (svPPA). These deficits characterize the linguistic abilities of patients with svPPA on a micro-linguistic level (word and sentence level). On a macro-linguistic level (discourse level), svPPA patients’ discourse has been described as “empty...

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9a417b7b-2e1a-527b-a3d5-792cd15ceb4e
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10.31234/osf.io/87mns
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