noun
- Plural of alexia; conditions characterized by loss of the ability to read, typically resulting from brain injury or neurological disorder.
Usage: medical; plural form
Examples
- The neurologist studied several cases of alexias in stroke patients.
- Different types of alexias can result from damage to different brain regions.
- Patients with alexias may retain the ability to write or speak despite losing reading ability.
- The research team documented alexias in individuals with acquired brain injuries.