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DEVELOPMENTAL APHASIA: Also known as Congenital Word-blindness and sometimes referred to as Alexia or Dyslexia.
1948
A H Sinclair
Edinburgh.
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A H Sinclair
Congenital word blindness or specific developmental dyslexia.
March 1969, The Medical journal of Australia,
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Congenital word blindness or specific developmental dyslexia: a review.
May 1968, The Medical journal of Australia,
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Congenital Word- and Letter-Blindness-Congenital Alexia, with Agraphia, without Aphasia.
January 1917, Proceedings of the Royal Society of Medicine,
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[Constitutional dyslexia, or congenital word-blindness].
January 1949, Nordisk medicin,
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Congenital Word- and Letter-Blindness-Alexia congenita.
January 1916, Proceedings of the Royal Society of Medicine,
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Specific developmental dyslexia and word blindness.
January 1973, Acta paedopsychiatrica,
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[Alexia or dyslexia].
February 1951, Pro Infirmis,
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Specific dyslexia (congenital word-blindness); a clinical and genetic study.
January 1950, Acta psychiatrica et neurologica. Supplementum,
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Varieties of alexia. Word and letter blindness.
September 1971, Neurology,
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Motor and Sensory Aphasia : (Word Blindness, Word Deafness, Mind Blindness).
February 1897, British medical journal,
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