… action observation, which extends beyond the intrinsic link between manual gestures and
language, can facilitate lexical access in chronic aphasia and may open new directions in …

… may vary at any point in time, our data suggest that chronically aphasic individuals might
benefit especially from continued language therapy to enhance communication for specific …

… grim prognoses for language recovery in individuals with chronic aphasia, this minimalist …
that a growing segment of individuals with chronic aphasia will abandon attempts to relearn to …

… We know relatively little about chronic aphasia following … language function in the chronic
post-operative stage. … of chronic (ie, 6 months to 2 years) post-operative language impairments …

… to chronic aphasia likely raises more questions than it answers. We must envision aphasia
treatment … The purpose of this article is to review treatments of chronic aphasia that propose to …

… ; even individuals with chronic aphasia demonstrate language recovery for years post onset
… of tests was observed in eight participants with chronic aphasia who received a short-term 1-…

… people with chronic aphasia who had remained aphasic for at … impairments of language,
as indicated by aphasia severity … not differ from the non-aphasic control group on their CLQT …

… the week before aphasia testing. The Spanish versions of the WAB-AQ and CAL were sensitive
to rate treatment effects in different samples of chronic aphasic patients treated with CIAT …

… At the onset of this study, five years post the aphasia onset, JM ranked the five languages
from most to least proficient in terms of current general proficiency (across communicative …

… to identify the language network and characterize its modularity before and after treatment
in 12 chronic aphasic patients, who underwent imitation-based aphasia therapy (Duncan & …