cindyweinstein ,

@GottaLaff. "Probable " as calls it.

Here is a chart in my about my father's early-onset 's, written with Dr. Bruce Miller, detailing the different kinds of , where the "assault," as call it, first starts in the , and the .

Main differences among the 3 variants of primary progressive aphasia. On the left side is clinical diagnosis and atrophy on MRI. Another column with symptoms of semantic variant primary progressive aphasia (for ex. spared speech production); then nonfluent variant primary progressive aphasia (fewer words); then logopenic variant primary progressive aphasia (word-finding pauses).
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