… The classification was performed only within the intact tissue of brain areas by creating local
searchlight sphere comprised of a center voxel and neighboring voxels in a 2-voxel radius. …

… in 21 acute and 21 chronic aphasic patients with single left … sum-scores between the two
aphasic groups. The acute group, … In the acute patient group, nonfluency of aphasia was the …

… treat post-stroke aphasia, thereby establishing a Constraint-Induced Aphasia Therapy (CIAT…
treatment of chronic aphasia. The observation of reorganizational changes in brain activity …

… We suggest that in chronic aphasic stroke patients, non-specific white matter changes in
isolation should not be identified as part of the stroke lesion unless they are the density of …

… chronic aphasia associated with improvement in both object and action naming over the
course of naming therapy. In the current study, 15 patients with chronic aphasia … language areas…

… aphasia was localized was upheld. The correlations between various aphasias and damage
to specific brain areas … correlated with damage in a specific area. What was found to be in …

… chronic aphasia. It should also be noted that there were fewer acute participants and less
variability in behavioural scores at this timepoint, which may also have impacted results. This …

… of functional and structural integrity of intact brain tissue to study aphasia recovery. Based
on the notion that neuroplasticity relies on intact brain tissue, the rationale underlying these …

… in aphasia. Lexical therapy has been shown to induce brain reorganization even in patients
with chronic aphasia. … imaging, to 14 chronic patients with aphasic word retrieval deficits. In a …

… advanced brain age. We investigated data from a cohort of stroke survivors with chronic
aphasia, … infer brain age from individuals with large stroke lesions and test their relationship with …