Kirshner H S, Webb W G
J Neurol Neurosurg Psychiatry. 1982 Aug;45(8):719-24. doi: 10.1136/jnnp.45.8.719.
Three patients with otherwise typical Wernicke's aphasia showed consistently greater impairment of reading than auditory comprehension. While this syndrome resembles alexia with agraphia, the paraphasia of speech, repetition, and naming underline the aphasic nature of the disorder. Together with previous reports of isolated word deafness in Wernicke's aphasia, these cases suggest a relative independence of auditory and visual language processing.
三名患有典型韦尼克失语症的患者在阅读方面的损伤始终比听觉理解方面更为严重。虽然这种综合征类似于失读症伴失写症，但言语、复述和命名中的错语突出了该障碍的失语症性质。连同之前关于韦尼克失语症中孤立性词聋的报道，这些病例表明听觉和视觉语言处理具有相对独立性。
