Some pure alexic readers have been shown to activate lexical and semantic knowledge
under brief presentation conditions. This ability is not seen when letter-by-letter reading …

In an attempt to remediate the deficit in letter processing thought to underlie pure alexia or
letter-by-letter reading, a therapy programme was implemented with SI, a 46 year-old …

An experimental treatment study designed to improve both the accuracy and the speed of
reading was administered to a patient with pure alexia and impaired letter naming. The …

This study examines the reasons for the success of Multiple Oral Re-reading (MOR; Moyer,
1979), a non-invasive, easily administered alexia treatment that has been reported in the …

Background: Letter-by-letter readers identify each letter of the word they are reading serially
in left to right order before recognising the word. When their letter naming is also impaired …

We report the results of a letter naming treatment designed to facilitate letter-by-letter
reading in an aphasic patient with no reading ability. Patient MR's anomia for written letters …

The investigation of two patients with acquired dyslexia is reported. Both showed abnormally
strong effects of word length on reading responses and occasionally named aloud the letters …

ABSTRACTS This paper examines four recent therapy studies, two involving deep dyslexic
patients and two involving surface dyslexic patients. These studies illustrate that remediation …

Patients who read in a letter-by-letter manner can demonstrate effects of lexical variables
when reading words comprised of low confusability letters, suggesting the capacity to …

The present investigation provides a longitudinal study of an individual (RB) with acquired
alexia following left posterior cerebral artery stroke. At initial testing, RB exhibited acquired …