… The results emphasize the beneficial effect of both rhythm and pitch in the efficacy of original
MIT on connected speech, an outcome of primary clinical importance in aphasia therapy. …

… the strongest contribution to the therapy’s beneficial effects are the melodic intonation with
its … tapping of the left hand, make the strongest contribution to the therapy’s beneficial effect. …

… Further evidence that the grammaticality judgement task involves on-line sentence processing
is the beneficial effect of proximity of the licensing and the target words.’ If a sentence is …

… propranolol may be beneficial for naming in patients with Broca's aphasia with anomia due
to chronic ischemic stroke. This effect may be due to the network effects of the noradrenergic …

… The two unique elements of MIT that, most likely, make the strongest contribution to the
therapy's beneficial effects are the melodic intonation (singing) with its inherent sustained …

… to examine the effect of SLT on aphasia and concluded that a higher intensity of SLT is
more beneficial for aphasia treatment. Several other studies indicated the positive effect of SLT …

… The potential beneficial effects of decreasing excitation in contralesional healthy cortical
regions are based on studies that demonstrated that disinhibition of contralesional (motor) …

… Accordingly, strategies must be developed that enhance the beneficial effects of word-retrieval
training protocols. A recent open-protocol study showed that 10 day sessions of inhibitory …

… visuomotor cueing has a beneficial effect on word retrieval … it influences relearning of lexicon
in Broca’s aphasics. Thanks to … effects of SVC on word retrieval in chronic Broca’s aphasia …

… Importantly, speech entrainment that relies only on audition does not have the same
beneficial effect. This suggests that seeing the mouth of the speech model provides crucial …