Acquired reading problems caused by brain injury (alexia) are common, either as a part of
an aphasic syndrome, or as an isolated symptom. In pure alexia, reading is impaired while …

This study tested the efficacy of audio-visual reading training in nine patients with pure
alexia, an acquired reading disorder caused by damage to the left ventral occipitotemporal …

Observing other people acting activates imitative motor plans in the observer. Whether, and
if so when and how, such 'effector-specific motor simulation'contributes to action recognition …

This study aims at identifying the effect of training in the acquisition of the alphabetic
principle in 5‐year‐old children. We compared the effect of multisensory training of letters in …

Objective: An important aspect of the rehabilitation of cognitive and linguistic function
subsequent to brain injury is the maintenance of learning beyond the time of initial treatment …

How are reading and writing related? In this study, we address the relationship between
letter identification and letter production, uncovering a link in which production information …

A growing body of literature supports the effectiveness of the remote delivery of rehabilitation
services, ie, telerehab. Aphasia treatment is particularly well suited for telerehab because of …

Phonological deficits are common in aphasia after left-hemisphere stroke, and can have
significant functional consequences for spoken and written language. While many …

Introduction Several studies have shown that adults can memorize an audio-visual
association in response to an incidental presentation. Moreover, a motor experience of the …

It has been suggested that mature reading systems consist of both a visual analysis
decoding system and a motor gesture decoding system that facilitates reading by processing …