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Definition of Aphasia (Brookshire & McNeil, 2014)

Aphasia is an acquired neurogenic communication disorder, secondary to cardio-vascular accident (CVA), traumatic brain injury (TBI) or any condition affecting language-specific brain areas. Aphasia can result in difficulty with language comprehension, language expression, or a combination of these areas.

(Brookshire & McNeil, 2014).