Speech Disorder in Iraqi Patients with Stroke

ABSTRACT Language is an essential part of life, by which we can communicate with each other about thoughts, feelings, send messages, and communicate with each other, etc. Language, a core intellectual ability, is supported by complex neural and psychological mechanisms. These papers are divided into three chapters. The first chapter contains clinical-neuro linguistics. I found this title more suitable for the first chapter, because of aphasia links between clinical linguistics on one side and neurolinguistics on the other side. It also contains the main parts of the brain, which are important to know about, to know the position of language in our brain. The second chapter talks about aphasia and its main types. The third chapter includes the application side, depending on the specialist in neurology (Dr. Abd Al-Razzaq M. Al-Asfoor), an Iraqi neurologist. The study involved five patients at Al-Hussain Hospital in Iraq, Kerbala.