(1) This is anomic aphasia. 9.2.6 Global aphasia Global aphasia could be thought of as the most extreme form of aphasia.

(2) Objective To observe the speech outcome of global aphasia after treatment.

(3) Global aphasia is the most severe form of aphasia, and is applied to patients who can produce few recognizable words and understand little or no spoken language.

(4) Here we present three patients who acutely developed global aphasia without hemiplegia as a result of stroke.

(5) Initial examination showed global aphasia, right homonymous hemianopia , right hemiplegia, and hemisensory loss.

(6) Relation between cortical lesions and aphasia revealed by DWI:3 patients with global aphasia appeared posterior-temporal lesion, 2 ones appeared anterior-frontal and inferior parietal lesion.

(7) The results showed that the recovery extent of aphasia was in due order: subcortical, motor, sensory and global aphasia.

(8) Most of the previous reports indicated that embolism was the most possible etiology of global aphasia without hemiplegia.