uk-dgm MCQ (SBA): Progressive Non-Fluent Aphasia

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A 79-year-old woman is brought to the GP by her husband. She has a 3-month history of progressive speech difficulties. She struggles to find words and her speech is halting and effortful. She has no memory difficulties and her orientation is preserved. MoCA is 24/30, with impairment predominantly in language tasks. MRI brain shows left perisylvian atrophy. What is the MOST likely diagnosis?

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