… therapeutic interventions in aphasic patients is … activation in right-hemispheric areas and
left-hemispheric perilesional areas in response to language tasks in chronic non-fluent aphasic …

… Both studies agree on the result that right-hemispheric activation increased over therapy
with ILAT in chronic aphasic subjects, although the left-hemispheric activation increase could …

… in patients with chronic aphasia secondary to left hemisphere stroke. … activation in right
hemisphere areas homotopic to putative premorbid language areas within the left hemisphere …

… This activity increase was more pronounced in areas homologue to the lesion (little changes
in left hemispheric areas activated by the control group were observed), suggestive of a …

… would facilitate increased activation in left hemisphere ROIs and reduced reliance … right
hemisphere. We further posited that changes in activation would be larger when left hemisphere …

… shift activation from the damaged left to the right hemisphere. … In the present study, a sample
of 11 chronic aphasia patients … aphasia syndromes participated in the study. In all patients, …

… from the reactivation of left hemisphere function; still, the specific left hemisphere key areas
that sign … in chronic aphasia is associated with recruitment of areas in the left hemisphere. …

… Chronic stroke patients with aphasia who improved their language … left and right hemispheric
regions of interest, thus speaking against the view that either the left or right hemisphere …

… Our aim was to elucidate the role of right hemisphere language homologues in aphasia
recovery. Prior work showed that a single administration of rTMS can have immediate benefits …

… These differential activation patterns suggest a hierarchy within the language-related … for
improvement of aphasia; ie, right hemispheric areas contribute, if left hemispheric regions are …