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agraphia
noun[ U ]
medical specializeduk /əˈɡræf.i.ə/ us /əˈɡræf.i.ə/
a condition affecting the brain that makes it difficult for someone to write, especially after a brain injury:
Aphasic agraphia is associated with spelling and grammatical errors.
Pure agraphia is a writing disorder in the absence of any other significant language disturbance.
He concluded that although agraphia and aphasia usually occurred together, they were occasionally separable.
Patients with apraxic agraphia and apraxia usually have dominant parietal lobe lesions.
Lexical agraphia is associated with lesions of the dominant posterior angular gyrus.
Agraphia is an impairment or loss of a previous ability to write.
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