A Japanese dyslexic patient exhibiting a selective impairment in reading kanji aloud was
given a battery of reading tests, including oral reading of single words in kana and kanji …

The hallmark of developmental surface dyslexia in English and French is inaccurate reading
of words with atypical spelling-sound correspondences. According to Douklias, Masterson …

We report an Italian patient affected by slowly progressive aphasia (SPA) lasting since four
years when he first came to our observation. During the successive four years, we …

A case study is reported of a female patient (JAH), who following a left middle cerebral artery
infarct, presented with the cardinal symptoms of deep dyslexia and deep dysphasia …

Poor oral reading in some cases of deep dyslexia could be due to difficulty in inhibiting the
phonological lexical entries of words semantically related to the correct reading responses. If …

Deep dyslexia is diagnosed when brain-injured, previously literate adults make reading
errors that include hallmark semantic paralexias (eg, reading HEART as BLOOD) and are …

The dual route interpretation of surface dyslexia as a deficit in word-specific activation has
been challenged recently by computational models that incorporate a unitary print-to-sound …

Deep dyslexia is an acquired reading disorder resulting in the production of semantic errors
during oral reading and an inability to read aloud nonwords. Several researchers have …

A case of a Swedish-speaking deep dyslexic is reported whose semantic paralexias
appeared to result mainly from a lexical retrieval failure in oral reading. He was able to draw …

We report the case of a Spanish patient SC who misread 55 per cent of the single words
shown to her. SC's reading accuracy was affected by word imageability and frequency …