Reported symptoms and patterns of language impairment in bilingual speakers with primary progressive aphasia: a retrospective study [0.03%]
一项回顾性研究：双语.primary进展性失语症患者的报告症状及语言障碍模式
Jessica de Leon,Isabel Elaine Allen,Zachary Miller et al.
Jessica de Leon et al.
Background: The relative scarcity of studies of bilingual speakers with primary progressive aphasia (PPA) leads to knowledge gaps regarding their symptoms and patterns of language impairment. It is unknown if PPA symptoms...
Influence of lexical and phonological variables on the production of verb tense in agrammatism [0.03%]
语法学缺陷对动词时态产生影响的词汇和音位变量研究
Yasmeen Faroqi-Shah,Loubna El Ouardi,Mina Sage Nichols
Yasmeen Faroqi-Shah
Background: A key characteristic of the language of persons with post-stroke agrammatic aphasia (PSA-G) is difficulty with verb morphology, particularly for marking tense/aspect. The neurocognitive mechanisms underlying t...
Examining aphasia rehabilitation in Colombia from the perspective of speech-language pathologists and neuropsychologists: a pilot study [0.03%]
从语言病理学家和神经心理学家的角度审视哥伦比亚的失语症康复：一项试点研究
Yina M Quique,Adriana Marcela-Martínez,Gabriel Almeida et al.
Yina M Quique et al.
Background: Clinicians such as speech-language pathologists (SLPs) and neuropsychologists play a central role in the rehabilitation process of people with aphasia (PWA). Some studies, mostly from the Global North, have re...
Aphasia severity mediates the relationship between attention and sentence comprehension [0.03%]
失语症严重程度调节注意和句子理解之间的关系
Emily J Lenz,Arianna N LaCroix
Emily J Lenz
Background: Prior studies report mixed associations between attention and language in people with aphasia (PWA), raising the possibility that their relationship may be influenced by another factor, such as aphasia severit...
Something old, something borrowed, something new: frameworks to guide cultural adaptations and their documentation in aphasia treatments [0.03%]
旧有所学，新有所用——失语症治疗中的文化改编框架及其应用指导
Yina M Quique,Analisa M Pais,Jytte K Isaksen et al.
Yina M Quique et al.
Background and aims: There is a crucial need to improve cultural and linguistic representation in the field of aphasia research and in clinical practice. One way to increase representation in the field of aphasiology is b...
Courtney C Jewell,Kate Bergeron,Rebecca Hunting Pompon et al.
Courtney C Jewell et al.
Purpose: People with post-stroke aphasia present with disproportionate rates of chronic stress, which can lead to devastating physical and mental health consequences. This research aims to explore the sources of day-to-da...
Evidence for an integrated bilingual language system from discourse tasks in aphasia [0.03%]
来自aphasia话语任务的关于一个综合的双语语言系统的证据
Xuanyi Jessica Chen,Manuel J Marte,Swathi Kiran et al.
Xuanyi Jessica Chen et al.
Background: The extent to which bilingual individuals represent and process their two languages within a shared or partially distinct neural architecture remains a topic of ongoing debate. While both parallel and divergen...
The impact of pre-stroke formal education on language test performance in aphasic and non-aphasic stroke survivors [0.03%]
卒中前受教育状况对卒中后失语症和非失语症患者语言测试表现的影响研究
Sophie M Roberts,Rachel Bruce,Thomas M H Hope et al.
Sophie M Roberts et al.
Background: A greater amount of education is known to positively impact language skills in neurotypical populations, but its influence on language outcomes and recovery after stroke remains unclear. ...
PICTURE-IT: a pilot randomized cross-over trial encouraging right-hemisphere engagement for the treatment of aphasia via telemedicine [0.03%]
图画它：一项针对失语症的远程医疗鼓励右半球参与治疗的试点交叉试验
Melissa D Stockbridge,Lindsey N Kelly,Michael Colavito et al.
Melissa D Stockbridge et al.
Background: Prior studies have highlighted the importance of the right hemisphere in recovery from aphasia due to left hemisphere stroke. In particular, the right hemisphere homologous language network appears to support ...
Speech-Language Pathologists' Perspectives on Barriers to Recognizing Depression in People with Aphasia: A Reflexive Thematic Analysis [0.03%]
构音障碍患者抑郁症识别困境及其影响因素——基于言语-语言病理学家视角的反思式主题分析
Brooke Boxrud,Eleanor Siegle,Stewart A Shankman et al.
Brooke Boxrud et al.
Background: Post-stroke depression negatively impacts the quality of life of people with aphasia. Speech-language pathologists (SLPs) are in a unique position to identify signs of depression in people with aphasia because...