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If a stoke patient had difficulty speaking, where might the stroke be in the brain?
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Depends: Depends if the difficulty is due to aphasia or dysarthria and depends if the difficulty is in expressing thoughts or understanding others. More information is needed.
Answered 10/4/2016
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