… to the posterior portion of Broca's area, the pars opercularis, is associated with Broca's …
suggest that chronic Broca's aphasia is not typically caused by damage to a single region. This …

… Broca area is more strongly associated with Broca aphasia in acute stroke than in chronic
… Earlier studies selected patients who had chronic aphasia only. Consistent with the majority …

… neighboring anterior insula were associated with more severe forms of AOS and aphasia,
consistent with our study. Likewise, in a very recent study, using a voxel-based analysis and a …

… This is the first study to report lasting, improved naming at 2 months and 8 months following
application of rTMS in chronic aphasia. The application of 1 Hz rTMS to a portion of R Broca’…

… With the exception of one patient, the overall results suggest that in chronic aphasic patients
the off-line tDCS protocol applied in this study is not effective in improving noun and verb …

… in chronic aphasia is associated with recruitment of areas in the left hemisphere. … , we cannot
ascertain that only damage to Broca's area predicts patients' response to SFA; however, this …

… that Broca’s area is normally recruited in the healthy brain for speech-language functions,
but the current data show that it is apparently not critical for such functions in chronic aphasia …

… magnetic stimulation (TMS) over the right hemisphere homologue of Broca's area may
decrease activity in this region and, as a result, improve naming by persons with nonfluent …

… of phonological therapy in two patients with chronic aphasia. The patient with the larger lesion
… in the former patient were observed in the right frontal area, homologous to Broca's area. …

… Here, eight aphasic persons with apraxia of speech underwent intensive language therapy
… Broca's area and cathodic contralesional stimulation over the right homologue of Broca's area…