… Whether a person develops CCDs after a stroke largely depends on the size and location of
the damage in the brain. Thus, not everyone who has a right hemisphere stroke will develop …

… left hemisphere stroke. The clinical relevance of our findings is that the detrimental effect of
right hemisphere strokes … frequently observed after damage to the right inferior frontal sulcus; (…

… Controlling for age, gender, handedness and total volume of grey matter and white matter,
the mean grey matter volumes in patients with aphasia were significantly greater than in the …

… the co-occurrence of common right hemisphere disorders with prosodic deficits. More … on
clusters of deficits associated with right hemisphere stroke. Future research may determine …

… an introduction to right hemisphere brain damage (RHD) and … as survivors of left hemisphere
strokes. The second chapter … communication (eg, prosody) and nonverbal communication (…

… role of the right hemisphere in the recovery from stroke-related … knowledge on the role of
the right hemisphere, there is some … affect the role of the right hemisphere in aphasia recovery. …

… for the Patient Communication Outcome after Stroke rating scale. … important information about
verbal communication abilities. … Test cluster included right hemisphere structures, and both …

… Sensitivity of clinical and behavioural tests of spatial neglect after right hemisphere stroke.
Journal of Neurology, Neurosurgery & Psychiatry, 73(2), 160–166. http://dx.doi.org/10.1136/…

… We recruited post-stroke patients, with an onset time ranging from one … age (p = .79),
educational level (p = .08) and time of onset (p = .21). Thus deficits resulting from right hemisphere …

… meaning and impact the lives of right hemisphere stroke survivors and their families. …
Non-verbal communication impairment is a frequent and persistent consequence of RH stroke. For …