People with fluent aphasia are able to produce connected speech, but it may lack meaning. Types of fluent aphasias include: -- Anomic aphasia. This is considered the most common form of aphasia.

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People who have had a stroke on the left side of their brain, or non-fluent aphasia, struggle to get words out. But there is a workaround, according to Thompson.

Patients with non-fluent aphasia speak in short, halting, telegraphic sentences and have trouble forming their words. However, they often understand language relatively well.

A new diagnostic model for aphasia created by UI speech pathologists seeks to overcome the fluent/nonfluent dichotomy of the traditional model. Ryan Adams University of Iowa Communications Scientist ...

Gifford's struggle with speech is called non-fluent aphasia. Gifford is able to sing multiple lines of songs, but has trouble speaking.

Patients with non-fluent aphasia speak in short, halting, telegraphic sentences and have trouble forming their words. However, they often understand language relatively well.