Aphasia is a language-based communication disorder that occurs when the brain regions
responsible for language processes incur damage. This damage can occur from stroke …

Background and Objective Theories assume that thalamic stroke may cause aphasia
because of dysfunction in connected cortical networks. This takes into account that brain …

Introduction Stroke recovery is a complex process influenced by various factors, including
specific neural reorganization. The objective of this systematic review was to identify …

Background: Understanding how brain function and language skills change during early
(acute and subacute) stroke phases is critical for maximizing patient recovery, yet functional …

The presence of both isolated thalamic and isolated cortical lesions have been reported in
the context of pusher syndrome—a disorder characterized by a disturbed perception of one's …

Several mechanisms have been attributed to post-stroke loss and recovery of language
functions. However, the significance and timing of domain-general and homotopic right …

A major objective in post-stroke aphasia research is to gain a deeper understanding of
neuroplastic mechanisms that drive language recovery, with the ultimate goal of enhancing …

Linguistic deficits are frequent symptoms among stroke survivors. The neural mechanism of
post-stroke aphasia (PSA) was incompletely understood. Recently, resting-state functional …

There is an urgent need for ways to improve our understanding of poststroke recovery to
inform the development of novel rehabilitative interventions, and improve the clinical …

Given the urgent and pressing need to understand language recovery mechanisms in post-
stroke aphasia, we were delighted in the interest taken by Walker and Hickok 1 in our recent …