Abstract
In nearly all right- and left-handed individuals, language is bound to the left hemisphere. Acquired language disorders subse- quent to right-hemisphere brain lesions in right-handed subjects amount to 1 to 3% of aphasic syndromes only.1 We report the rare case of a 59-year-old right-handed woman with transient global aphasia as the sole manifestation of …
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