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A Case of Foreign Accent Syndrome Without Aphasia Caused by a Lesion of the Left Precentral Gyrus
Neurol 43:1361-1363, Takayama,Y.,et al, 1993
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Article Abstract
We report a case of foreign accent syndrome(FAS)without aphasia.The patient was a right-handed,44-year-old woman,a native Japanese.Disposition and inversion of pitch accents and appearance of unnecessary stress accents made her speech sound foreign,like that of a Korean.MRI demonstrated an infarction in the middle fifth of the posterior lateral aspect of the left precentral syrus.Limited motor cortex damage causes FAS without dysarthria,apraxia of speech,or aphasia.
 
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