… In summary, the recovery of aphasia after a lesion in the left hemisphere is characterized by
… and/or contralateral hemisphere. This process takes place in three phases and recovery is …

… left hemisphere dominance for language is that crossed aphasia, a language disorder due to
a right hemisphere … in individuals recovering from left hemisphere–induced aphasia shows …

… Converging evidence suggests that the right hemisphere (RH) plays an important role in
language recovery from aphasia after a left hemisphere (LH) lesion. In this longitudinal study …

… cortex surrounding smaller left-hemisphere lesions for new … right-hemisphere regions/networks
when left-hemisphere … for recovery through the unaffected right hemisphere which …

… We recruited 334 patients with acute left hemisphere supratentorial ischaemic or … Aphasia
Battery (QAB). At this initial time point, 218 patients presented with aphasia. Individuals with …

… volume in the right hemisphere independently contributes to aphasia outcomes after chronic
… about the role of the right hemisphere in aphasia recovery. Some have suggested that …

… A number of lines of evidence suggest that engagement of the right hemisphere serves
overall to support aphasia recovery (for review, see [9]), suggesting a compensatory role for the …

… the right hemisphere grey matter volume, left hemisphere … aphasia. To the extent that RH
grey matter volume reflects neural shifts associated with recovery from left hemisphere brain …

… of left and right hemisphere brain regions in language recovery after stroke-induced aphasia
… We first discuss the temporal dynamics across the time course of language recovery, with a …

… Brain lesions in the Broca's area, inferior prefrontal gyrus, and premotor cortex may be
related to slow recovery of aphasia in patients with left hemisphere stroke. Furthermore, …