Patterns of language impairment in multilingual speakers with post-stroke aphasia are
diverse: in some cases the language deficits are parallel, that is, all languages are impaired …

Background: Primary progressive aphasia (PPA) is a neurodegenerative syndrome
characterized by speech and/or language impairment with relatively spared cognition …

Background Studies of bilingual or multilingual patients with neurodegenerative diseases
that disrupt language like the primary progressive aphasias (PPA) may contribute valuable …

Frontotemporal dementia (FTD) is one of the leading causes of dementia before age 65 and
often manifests as abnormal behavior (in behavioral variant FTD) or language impairment …

Background: Treatment studies for anomia in primary progressive aphasia (PPA) have rarely
compared multiple treatments in the same individual, and few anomia treatment studies …

Background. Despite a growing clinical need, there are no clear guidelines on assessment
of lexical access in the two languages in individuals with bilingual aphasia. Objective. In this …

Recent neurolinguistic theories converge on the hypothesis that the languages of
multilingual people are processed as one system in the brain. One system for the multiple …

This study investigated the effect of treatment in the second language (L2) for a previously
proficient French-English bilingual with aphasia, at 5 years post-stroke. Assessment on the …

The study of bilingual aphasia has particular power to determine the neural basis of
language function and can advance the treatment of aphasia. No theory of bilingual …

Background. Assessment of sentence‐level auditory comprehension can be performed with
a variety of tests varying in response requirements. A brief and easy to administer measure …