Post-stroke crossed aphasia and apraxia of speech in an ambidextrous individual: A case report challenging traditional language models

Key Points

• Crossed aphasia and apraxia of speech were observed following a stroke, noting unique language processing patterns.
• Key evidence indicates atypical language function observed specifically in this ambidextrous individual post-stroke.
• Observational analysis presents a rare case of language impairment due to stroke in a person with mixed-handedness.
• These findings challenge traditional models of language dominance, suggesting greater variability in language processing than typically understood.