… with brain activation patterns more closely resembling healthy controls, whereas positive
responses to language treatment would be associated with increased activity … , brain activation …

… This study explored brain activation in right-hemispheric areas and left-hemispheric
perilesional areas in response to language tasks in chronic non-fluent aphasic patients before and …

… With these caveats in mind, our observations suggest that grammatically mediated deficits
… prior work showing reduced left IFC activation in PNFA during processing of grammatically …

… neuropathologic features of progressive nonfluent aphasia (PNFA), a … cerebral activity most
prominently in left frontal and temporal regions. At necropsy, microscopic pathology of brain …

… who first linked this area of the brain with nonfluent aphasia; this region is thought to …
activation maps (superimposed onto the surface projections of a spatially standardized normal brain…

… In right-handed individuals, nonfluent aphasia generally … this area of the brain with nonfluent
aphasia, this region is … intact brain regions, leading to increased perilesional activation. The …

… We hypothesized that the two types of verbal tasks would result in different patterns of
brain activation, and that the activations induced by normal verbal stimuli would be deficit-related, …

… with nonfluent-type aphasia due to cerebral infarction in the … of bilateral activation compared
with men, whose activation … ’s group of nonfluent aphasics, the magnitude of activation in the …

… Considering the evidence from focal lesion and functional activation studies, we propose
that the non‐fluency of cases in the present study represents a combination of varying degrees …

… aphasia … brain activation associated with verbs generation in healthy subjects and patterns
of its reorganization depending on the locus of linguistic deficits in patients with motor aphasia…