What is another word for Lichtheim Sign?
Pronunciation: [lˈɪt͡ʃθa͡ɪm sˈa͡ɪn] (IPA) 
The term "Lichtheim Sign" refers to a clinical phenomenon observed in patients with certain neurological conditions. It characterizes the inability to repeat spoken words accurately, despite understanding them perfectly well. This condition is also known as "conduit d'approche", a French phrase meaning "approach conduit". Another synonym often used is "sensory aphasia", which emphasizes the sensory aspect of the impairment. Some medical professionals might also refer to it as "paraphasia". This term highlights the tendency of patients to substitute or rearrange words while speaking. Although these synonyms convey slightly different aspects of the condition, they all describe the core feature of impaired speech production despite intact comprehension skills.
