Benson DF

Bentivoglio M

Blanken G

Broca PP

Castaigne P

Code C

De Bleser R

Dieguez S

Dronkers NF

Enderby PM

Hélio A.G. Teive

Kaplan GP

Kreutzberg GW

Lebrun Y

Lorch MP

Paulo Caramelli

Pearce JMS

Poeck K

Renato P. Munhoz

Sarikcioglu L

Selnes OA

Signoret JL

Teive HAG

Volkogonov D. Lenin

Wallesch CW

Arquivos de Neuro-Psiquiatria

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We describe three cases of aphasia in patients who were internationally famous historical personalities, such as the case of Mr. Leborgne ("Tan") published by Paul Broca in 1861, which became a reference for the study of aphasias. The other cases described here are those of the Russian revolutionary and politician Vladimir Ilyitch Ulianov (Lenin) ("Vot-vot") and the French poet Charles Baudelaire ("Cré nom!"). Besides their historical relevance and the clinical picture of aphasia, these three cases share as a common feature the occurrence of speech automatisms or stereotypes.</jats:p

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Historical aphasia cases: "Tan-tan", "Vot-vot", and "Cré nom!"

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Historical aphasia cases: "Tan-tan", "Vot-vot", and "Cré nom!"

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